If you want to change the name of the project, you can do a text search of all the files in the project for the project name. Change the file names that need to be changed (*.vbproj*) to reflect the name, and change all the names within the files to the new project name. For the most part, just the project files will need to change. Usually there's little that needs to be changed in the code files unless you are also going to change the project namespace. With a namespace change, you'll need to change the project files, and if written in C# you'll also need to change all the .cs files as they specify the namespace in them.
Just changing a project is not too bad. However, if you have the project in source control, the task a much much harder.
As far as IIS goes, you just need to create a virtual directory/website to house/run the application. This can be named anything you wish. The name of the project doesn't affect it's operation in the virtual directory/website.
Peter
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