I am just learning ASP and I made a site using it. That's all good but when I publish it, the index file is index.aspx. My server is looking for index.html. What do I do to get the index file to be the homepage and immediately read by the web browser? I know this must be super simple, but I need help! Thanks! :-)

.aspx is NOT ASP it is ASP.NET and, index files is an Apache term, the equivalent IIS term is default document

IIS webservers have a document list that they will search for in sequence when finding a page to serve out for a URI when no page name is specified. The standard default document for .net scripts is default.aspx, index.aspx is not in the standard list of documents to be searched for so unless you have added it specifically, it won't be found.

Either;
Rename your page to default.aspx, (Recommended)
Add index.asp(x) to the document list; (If you have access)
Always use the document name in the URIs; (Not recommended at all. Just here to cover all options.)

thread moved, because it's more of a server management question than coding.

Woops! Okay, thank you for that explanation. I will try default.aspx tomorrow and see how that works! Thanks for replying! I learn as I go! :-)

Yes, this did solve my problem....THANK YOU! :-)