Sorry Derek, I missed this post earlier. What will generally happen is that when you use impersonation the site will through an error when you try to load it because the user account doesn't have permission to the directory. So you have to go into the file system on the server and give that account permission to the directory. Right-Click on the directory and go to Properties, click on the Security tab. select Network Service and see what permissions it has. Then click Add and add the account you're using for impersonation and then give it the same rights that you noted for Network Service. Next isn't covered in the documentation but I think you'll also have to same account permissions to the <SystemDrive>:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\<DnnInstall> directory.

Mike

Is there a link that will show me how to take an existing .NET application and plug it into my new dotnetnuke website as a module?

Now that I have my website up and running I would like to import my existing .net apps (created in .net 1.0) into my website.

Cheers,

Derek