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Anybody know how to print out all code in a project?

I'd like to have a hard copy of all the code I've written
in my solution, but I cannot find a way to print all of
it out without going to each class and form and printing
it one page at a time.

Isn't there a 'Print Solution' or 'Print Project' option
somewhere?
Jul 21 '05 #1
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