*.SLN files

[David R.]

It seems that Visual Studio 2005 insists on creating the *.sln and *.suo
files in a directory that's different from the actual website project.

e.g. I have my web app in E:\web\project1\. But VS 2005 creates a
E:\web\project1 (2)\ to store the *.sln and *.suo files.

Is there a way to force VS 2005 to keep all the files belonging to the same
project under the same directory?

[Christopher Reed]

Why? If you work with only one directory, the solution is transparent to
your website and is somewhat unnecessary.
--
Christopher A. Reed
"The oxen are slow, but the earth is patient."

"David R." <da***********@nospam.com> wrote in message
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It seems that Visual Studio 2005 insists on creating the *.sln and *.suo
files in a directory that's different from the actual website project.

e.g. I have my web app in E:\web\project1\. But VS 2005 creates a
E:\web\project1 (2)\ to store the *.sln and *.suo files.

Is there a way to force VS 2005 to keep all the files belonging to the
same project under the same directory?

[Scott Allen]

Create an empty solution file from File -> New, and then add the new
web project to that sln file.

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 07:32:22 -0500, "David R."
<da***********@nospam.com> wrote:

It seems that Visual Studio 2005 insists on creating the *.sln and *.suo
files in a directory that's different from the actual website project.

e.g. I have my web app in E:\web\project1\. But VS 2005 creates a
E:\web\project1 (2)\ to store the *.sln and *.suo files.

Is there a way to force VS 2005 to keep all the files belonging to the same
project under the same directory?