Re: Changing output name

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Jerry,

It is the best when you do it with the solution explorer, you can create in
that as well folders..

When you do/did it with normal explorer, than you have probably first (when
you have done that) to toggle in top of solution explorer show all files.
And than when you see them again with the right click include them in your
project.

Don't forget to make a backup in advance.

I hope this helps,

Cor


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