file system management

I am wanting to write an application to allow authenticated users to manage a
file system under a certain folder that they have right to. The user will
have appropriate permissions.

I can write this using the fso and asp but it is clunky, posting to and all
of that. In asp.net could one be written that allows a drag and drop
interface?? The user will need to rename/delete/move files and rename/delete
folders.

Thanks for any responses and any hints or tips.
Mike
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