Is it possible for my local webs to be roots?

Hi

I'm using WinXP with IIS. For development I use a mixture of FP2002 and
Dreamweaver. I would like to be able to use root-relative links, but they
don't work on my local webs, because, for example, if I'm working on the
local web http://localhost/davesweb/, my browser (and Dreamweaver and even
FrontPage) think the web's root is http://localhost/, whereas it is actually
http://localhost/davesweb/, so root-relative links don't work. Is there any
way of getting http://localhost/davesweb/ to be recognised as a root?

Dave

This seems kinda crazy to me, but what if you made a custom 404 error
page like this...

HTTP Error: 404
Message Type: URL
URL: /davesweb

....perhaps then your root-relative links would all work out?

The "right" way to do it is make a new site in IIS where the \davesweb
folder is really the root of the site.

However, XP's IIS is crippled to a concurrent connection limit of 10,
and allows only one website.

so... delete the site you've got, then make a new site starting in c:\
[your path]\davesweb