Re: Copy project files from one machine to the next

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From: ralf <marty.overdear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 13:09:33 -0700

OK, solved my problem, or at least a workaround. Doesn't seem like this
would be the way it was intended. But, anyway, here is what I had to
do. After copying the project under the wwwroot directory, I created a
new solution. I had to go into the project directory for the project to
import and modify the vbproj.webinfo file. It is coded in there the
port that it is supposed to be running off of. 80 is the default and if
its 80, just use C:\localhost\etc. If its something other than 80, had
to use C:\localhost:8080\etc, 8080 is your port your using. Then, after
modifying, just add existing web project to your solution and it will
open up.

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