How to generate a new solution much like an old one

[Just Me]

Sometimes I'll need to generate a new solution much like an old one.

I'll generate a new solution.
Then copy the project from the old solution into it.
Then do an add project.
Then change the projects name.
Then modify it.

I've noticed that when I do that the GUID of the new project is the same as
that of the old project.

That is, I now have two projects with identical GUID's.

Is that OK?

How can I do it better?
Thanks in advance

[Carlos J. Quintero [MVP]]

Yes, you could create a VS.NET project template which includes the
references and files that you want to have in each new project instance.

This article should get you started:

HOWTO: Changing the source code of templates used by Visual Studio .NET
wizards
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;555160

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Sometimes I'll need to generate a new solution much like an old one.

I'll generate a new solution.
Then copy the project from the old solution into it.
Then do an add project.
Then change the projects name.
Then modify it.

I've noticed that when I do that the GUID of the new project is the same as that of the old project.

That is, I now have two projects with identical GUID's.

Is that OK?

How can I do it better?
Thanks in advance

[Just Me]

That's an interesting approach.

I still wonder

That is, I now have two projects with identical GUID's.

Is that OK?

Is this really a problem?

If it is, couldn't I just get a new GUID?

Thanks for the info