Lightroom HTML Gallery paths

System = PC, Version = 1.4.1
When uploading an HTML Gallery, the sequence of folders used to hold the images includes a folder called 'bin'. In IIS7, it would be required to create a 'HiddenSegement' section in the site's web.config file in order to allow browsers to view files who's full URL includes that folder name, such as the images.
The problem with allowing this is that IIS7 would then allow all folders like 'bin' to be viewed, which isn't what I'd prefer. Also, having to manually modify web.config might not be straightforward for all users.
Would it be possible to allow the paths used by the HTML Gallery upload to be customized, so that they don't include 'bin'?
Thanks,
Simon

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