Advanced settings Interface in IIS 7

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In the article at Deploying ASP.NET Websites on IIS 7.0 [^], it mentions the Advanced Settings. I tried the web project I published in an IIS 7, but observed a much different Advanced Settings interface. There are only 2 categories in my Advanced Settings: General and Behavior. I guess I have to run some setup to enable some additional setting parameters. If you know, please provide your hint. Thanks.

Posted 14-Nov-13 6:41am

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Zoltán Zörgő 14-Nov-13 14:19pm

What OS do you use? What setting are you looking for?

[no name] 14-Nov-13 14:47pm

Win 7, IIS 6 (sorry Not 7).

ZurdoDev 14-Nov-13 15:08pm

You're using IIS 6? Then it will look very different. What do you need?

[no name] 15-Nov-13 7:44am

Yes it is II6. What I need is to able to launch MS software (e.g. PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, etc.) and open the files. Greatly appreciate if you can hint me the solution.

[no name] 15-Nov-13 13:21pm

I have got the solution to edit the contents stored in MS Access, and also can access to PowerPoint files (except for the .pptx file in \Inetpub\wwwroot). But still unable to launch Outlook.

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