If you've made the jump to Vista and IIS7, like I recently did, and you've installed asp.net 1.1 for some reason (like trying to use the unsupported VS 2003 as I have), then you may be seeing this message, even when you are opening asp.net 2.0 sites in VS 2005.

You've checked in IIS, and the site is definitely pointed to an asp.net 2.0 application pool, but you get this message every single time you open the site.  Today, I came across this article, which spurred me on to find a slightly better solution.  Instead of deleting the 1.1 handlers, I just moved them down below the 2.0 handlers in the Ordered List view of the Handler Mappings.  Voila, no more error message, plus I don't lose the handlers that I might need at some point when testing an old, unsupported VS2003 app.  For having everything in one place, I'll put all of the linked article's instructions and mine all together here.

1. Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
2. Select the root node
3. Open Handler Mappings
4. Remove each entry that points to ASP.NET 1.1
5. Click on View Ordered List... in the Actions area.
6. Select each of the handlers that have 1.1 in the name, and move them down below the handlers that have 2.0 in the name.
7. Reopen your VS 2005/asp.net 2.0 project, and no more error message.

Huh.  What do you know?  It still works.  I don't have a lot to say, but I'm so enjoying the taste in my mouth that I thought I'd share my joy.  I made a blue cheese-stuffed beef tenderloin tonight for the first time, and I must say, it may have been the best entree I've ever had.  Paired with a nice bottle of Chianti from The Burk, perfection was attained!

Happy Easter!

The 4th of July is right around the corner.  As usual, we'll be in Coronado for the festivities.  Jeff and I are going to run the 5K.  For some of you, taking pics of fireworks is in your near future.  Mark, I'm looking in your direction.  You should check this out.

Coolio was in line one checkout over from me at the grocery store last Taco Tuesday.  Yeah, that's right, Coolio.

I also got my first taste of Guitar Hero on Sunday night.  Then, we played some more tonight at Taco Tues.  I think I'm hooked, and I shall be purchasing it after the 4th of July.  My only fear is that I'm going to waste a lot of time on it.

Be sure to check out the latest additions to ShowTimeMaps as well.

I just got all the latest stuff uploaded for http://www.showtimemaps.com/.  If you live in LA or Austin, the times are accurate and up-to-date, and many of the times link to where you can buy tix.

Here's my related post on the other blog: http://www.showtimemaps.com/updates/PermaLink,guid,53274b80-fa8e-483d-b15a-40e4cb11bf21.aspx

Be sure to check out http://www.showtimemaps.com/SpreadTheWord.aspx

I purchased a 19" Samsung 930B monitor tonight just before leaving for church.  I had just enough time to plug it in.  I tried one setting in the display properties to try to get it to come on, but no luck and I was out of time.  When I got back home, I found that it had sorted itself out, and both monitors were on.  All I had to do was swap the primary and secondary monitors so that the new, bigger monitor would be the primary.  I'm really going to enjoy the additional desktop space, but I think the most useful thing for is going to be the fact that I'll be able to use one screen for RDP (remoting into my work machine) and the other for my local machine.  Pretty exciting stuff.

BTW, I signed the contracts for showtimemaps.com last week, so real-time data should be available within days!

http://www.showtimemaps.com/ has really been coming along.  If you haven't checked it out yet, go for it.  You'll notice that there's a link just below the header that says "Latest Updates/Submit Comment".  That will take you to a blog I set up just for comments this project.  Please go there and provide feedback.  Also, now's the time to start showing the site to friends and colleagues that might think it's cool.  I'm hoping to have live movie data with links to actually purchasing tickets real soon!

I'm working on my scripts to clean and convert my movie data into what I need for showtimemaps.com.  I cleared a huge hurdle in geocoding today.  Hopefully, I'll have it pretty dang clean by the end of this week.  Then, hopefully, the next week, I'll add some cool stuff to the interface.  Once I start working on that, I'll start posting the link and soliciting more feedback from you guys.

Well, I didn't get much done on my movie maps thing this week, but that's mostly because I was busy doing other stuff.  Jamie and I were in Austin for a day, because my work sent me to an AJAX conference.  Unfortunately, the conference didn't answer all of my questions, but it did at least let me know that I'm not too far behind in learning how to use it.  Fortunately, we got to hang with some friends a bit at dinner.

The night we got back from Austin, the Baylor telecom alumni party was at The Spanish Kitchen.  As we were walking in, Jimmy Johnson, Howie Long, and Terry Bradshaw were walking out.  Then, yesterday, we went to a restaurant in Hollywood named 'eat' for Mother's Day/Jamie's birthday.  While we ate, we saw Zach Braff and Mandy Moore as they made their way past the hostess.  So, two solid celebrity sightings this week.  Enjoy!