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!Why is this so hard?
It isn't, really.
Here's a simple procedure which will do the job for you :
1. copy the physical directory to a directory named to your liking
2. Create a blank (empty) project with whatever name you want for your new (copied) project
3. Use the VS 2005 menu item: "Project", then "Add existing file" and select the files you want to add.
You'll wind up with a brand-new project which is a copy of your old project, in next to no time.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"Vili" <virallinen@gmail.comwrote in message news:4a6c1500-e2c9-432d-9fb9-891fd8020f25@l42g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
Nothing helps. I still can't copy my asp.net project and get it to
work. I tried to export it as a template and use it to create a new
project but got an error: "A target file name within VSTemplate file
is invalid, it contains a fully qualified file name"
Why is this so hard?
It should be simple "Save Project as..." menu item, but no.
Losing my temper
On Jul 10, 10:42 am, Vili <viralli...@gmail.comwrote:
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Do you mean right click the project in the Solution Explorer? There is
no publish.. just publish web site and build web site
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There is no 'Publish' selection anywhere
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Tuomo
