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Publish VS Copy project

In VS 2003 I could copy the altered aspx files and the dll in the bin folder
to update my webiste. After I upgraded the site from VS2003 to VS2005 I
published the site and all went well. I now want to be able to update the
site as I did before. When I Select "Copy Project" and look in the bin
folder in the IDE side it is empty, yet when I publish to the IIS server
the bin folder contains the dll's( on the IIS server side ). How do I update
the site without having to publish the whole thing?
thanks
Phil
Apr 15 '06 #1
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