On Sat, 8 Apr 2006 07:23:55 -0700, "Bill nguyen"
<bi*****************@jaco.com> wrote:
I'll use source control if I have to.
However, isn't this something that we can handle from within VS2005 itself
instead of using an add-on for such a simple requirement?
Thanks for the advice.
Bill
If it's a desktop project then I'm not sure what your problem is in
the first place. I have a VS2005 VB application that I move between
home and work all the time. One main project (desktop app) and two
supporting class library (DLL) projects. The solution has all three in
it, and each project lives in a separate directory under My
Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects. There are also a few third
party controls involved as well as the ReportViewer.
SourceSafe isn't a bad idea; I should be using it; but it certainly
isn't needed to move a project. A thumb drive should suffice.
Why not try starting a new project and use Add Existing Item to keep
adding parts of the solution until you figure out what is missing. It
sounds like something in the project is not being copied.