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Duplicate a Project to Continue Development

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Jeffrey Grantz - 28 Mar 2007 15:08 GMT
I am doing some development on Visual Studio/ Visual Basic 2005.  I am using
the standard file system for my files, not SourceSafe.  I want to use the
code I just developed as the base for my next project.  How can I duplicate
my current project into a new project under a different name?  If I just
copy the project directory into a new location, I have all sorts of pointers
in the new sub tree pointing to the old sub tree.

Any suggestions?  Thanks for any help.
David Wilkinson - 28 Mar 2007 19:56 GMT
> I am doing some development on Visual Studio/ Visual Basic 2005.  I am using
> the standard file system for my files, not SourceSafe.  I want to use the
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> Any suggestions?  Thanks for any help.

Jeffrey:

I know nothing about Visual Basic, but in VC++ I do this all the time. I
just copy the whole project folder to a different location and open it
in Visual Studio.

David Wilkinson

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