The difference is caused by web application projects and web site projects.

Since I started using VS2005 in a new company (previously using VS2003), I have never visited the WEB site at home,
Because all the emails in the company are rejected by others, it works.
I didn't expect the question to come when I posted VS2005 the day before yesterday ....
When creating a WEB site, you can merge the entire solution into A. dll file, unlike VS2003 or VS2005.
The previous Bin object cannot be seen, but an additional APP_CODE object cannot be referenced by other classes (no location can be found -_-!!)
At that time, I was wondering if there was a problem with the release version. As a result, I checked the Team Suite version.
I remember that the company used the Pro edition, and a colleague from the company used the Team Suite edition.
Why is it true ??

No matter whether it is, it will be a Pro version when it is Down online.
It took a day to go Down a Pro version, and now it is ready.
Region ~~! Still like...

I found it online today because VS2005 has Web Site Projects,
If you want to use Web Application Projects, you still need a Dingding package ~ I really don't know what the person who developed VS2005 thought about.
So good things should be taken away.
But fortunately, there is a Dingding package, which can be changed.

I heard that SP1 already contains this patch. I will go back to the trial later. Haha...