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ASP.Net reference behaviour - Anyone seen this?

I have the following problem with an ASP.Net solution and would be grateful
for any advice on solving it :

I load an existing ASP.NET solution into Visual Studio (2002), then from
Solution Explorer, right-click on one of the projects.

In the pop-up menu, I selected Add, then Add Existing Item.

After that the dialog box to select a file appeared (which is expected),
followed by the error message :

The folder http://localhost/<my solution virtual directory> is no longer
available.

The directory exists physically and exists as a virtual directory.

Has anyone seen anything like this?

Comments gratefully accepted.

Mart


Jul 19 '05 #1
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