It has probably been answered alsready but I wasn't able to find a corresponding posting.

When I run my ASP.NET application from within Visual Studio the internal web server of Visual Studio handles all the requests. I would like to use the local IIS instead but can't find out how to configure VS to do so. Any hint is very much appreciated.
 

When I right click on the solution and choose "Property Pages" I can't see any Web tab. There are onle "References, Build, Accessibility, tart Options, MSBuild Options".

Or aren't these the project's properties?

Sorry, I meant project but wrote solution. My solution consists of the web site and another c# project. When I right-click on the project I can choose "Property Pages" with the choices I described earlier. When I right click on the c# project I could choose "Properties".

What exatly do you get when you right click on the project and choose "Property pages"? 

Ah, now I found it. It's under "Start options".

 Anyway, thank you for your time!
 

You are then using a Web Site Project. The easy switch I recommended is done in Web Application Projects.

When you are creating your WebSite project you have the choice to use VS Web developer webserver or IIS. After creation you can alter this in Start Options. In Server change to Use custom server and set the Base URL