VS 2005 and virtual directories

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Currently I am using a bunch of aspx pages that are shared among a few
applications. I am attaching the shared pages as a virtual directory (VD)
without creating an IIS application for VD. As a result the shared pages work
in the same context as the main application but I can develop them
independently using two VS 2003 projects.

How can it be implemented with VS 2005? The FileSystem web projects do not
support virtual directories. If I use HTTP then when I open the main
application it also loads the virtual directory pages in the same project.
Merging two projects into one is not an option as the shared pages are used
by a dozen of applications.

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