Let's say I only have drive C, and I have a directory in it called Something.
I can use cmd to navigate to it via cd C:\Something.
But I realized that cd /Something also does the same thing.
I also realized that I can use /Something/app.exe inside my script.bat file and it gets executed.
And I also realized that these lines of codes work fine inside Visual Studio:
<Import Project="C:\Something\Base.targets" />
<Import Project="/Something/Base.targets" />
It seems to me that I can use Linux-style paths inside Windows.
However, I tried IIS with this method and it failed.
So, why this path convention works in other parts in Windows? Does Windows support it? If it supports it then why IIS fails to understand it?
