Dotnetnuke Module Development roadblocks, where is my module?

I've been trying to wrap my head around module development for DotNetNuke for the past day and I keep running into roadblocks. Prior to this, being the *NIX/OSX grognard that I am, I have managed to create a Skin and a few Widgets "The Hard Way" by creating the manifest file myself with a python script, coding everything in Textmate and using a Makefile to create the packages anytime I update it, then installing it onto a remote development site on some shared hosting. However, I want to try things the "DotNetNuke way", so I've been looking around for instructions now that I've got a Windo开发者_如何学Pythonws VM up and running.

From what I've found, this is what you're actually supposed to do:

1. Create a local dotnetnuke website.
2. When the dotnetnuke website has been created, go to Host -> Extensions -> Create Extension
3. Select Module and fill out all the forms.
4. Open up the website in Visual Studio.
5. Find your module in the <site>/DesktopModules and start hacking away at it
6. When you want to redistribute your package, go to Host -> Extensions -> Edit Module -> Create Package.

There are a couple of problems with this, however. I get as far as step 5, and for some reason I can't seem to find my module in DesktopModules. I have tried looking elsewhere in the directory tree for my test module and I can't find it anywhere. In addition, when I try editing a package, I can't see any "Create Package" button.

Any ideas where I'm going wrong? I'm using the absolute latest DotNetNuke as of this writing (5.6.0), by the way.

Update: Okay, feeling a little foolish I first have to create the module in Visual Studio, then create the module in the website and attach it to the manifest of my module. However, when I do this, my site blows up because it seems to assume that I'm using a company name of "YourCompany". Fine. I revert, delete the module and try again but creating my module with a namespace of my company name doesn't seem to change any "YourCompany" names, they're still all over the created files. What in the heck is going on here?

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You need to do a search and replace in the entire project as well as the settings in the Projects settings. Also here is a link that may help link

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Have a look in the project/solution properties under application make sure root namespace is not YourCompany