Post installation

I can't seem to get IIS to direct requests to the drupal document root, or I am doing something wrong in the configuration of a multi site single codebase set up... I suspect I could get it up and running properly if I was working on an Apache server, unfortunately I am stuck with IIS... Is there a way to simply use the actual directory path in the URL?? That is, can I configure Drupal to go to the following:

Hi All,

I am quite new to drupal and just created my first nodetype module called 'Order' (based the code on node_example). It all works perfectly, except I have a few questions:

I'm trying to create a custom menu as an alternative to the Nav menu. One thing I haven't been able to figure out is how to get my menu to expand and collapse. I can set it to always be expanded, but I can't figure out how to make it expand and collapse based upon a user click the way the Nav menu works. This is very frustrating, and in the past I've always just avoided the menu system because of this issue. But, avoiding menu is silly. Please help!

Thanks.

All of my comments were deleted by Anonymous. Has this happened to anybody else, and does anybody know how this happened???? :(

I'm using drupal 4.6.3. I haven't had time yet to go through the whole process up updating to 4.7.

This is really a bummer!

Drupal 4.7.

The problem is when visiting a Taxonomy TERM page, it cut's the relevant articles' HTML in ODD places.
this screws up the entire layout.
e.g.
see
http://bhaskarvk.info/taxonomy/term/8

Also Taxonomy vocabulary pages return 404. e.g.

http://bhaskarvk.info/taxonomy/vocabulary/2

I'm using the Category module (http://drupal.org/node/39683) with the following structure:

== Section (hidden container)
= Learn (category in Section)
- Taking photos (category in Learn)
- Darkroom (category in Learn)
* Developing a film (page in Darkroom)
* Making a print (page in Darkroom)