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Remove SourceSafe info?

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david - 19 Apr 2005 20:38 GMT
I have some code for a VC.NET application from SourceSafe. Currently I cannot
access SourceSafe. Every time when I open this application with VS.NET, it
will popup some SourceSafe message like “Project … was not found. Would you
like to browse for the project?”

Is it possible to remove the SourceSafe info from this application?
Joe Masters - 26 Apr 2005 06:34 GMT
After opening, you should be able to go to the File->Source Control->Change
Source Control selection and 'unbind' the project.

Failing that, you can edit the .sln and csproj files and find and remove the
fairly obvious source control lines.

Joe

>I have some code for a VC.NET application from SourceSafe. Currently I
>cannot
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> Is it possible to remove the SourceSafe info from this application?

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