Importing VS2003 SLN into VS2005-Beta2

Hi there,

After importing a project solution into a VS2005.Beta2, build errors
abound. The errors are all:

The name 'xxxx' does not exist in the current context.

Well, when VS2005 imported (and converted) the project, it created an
App_Code folder. Then it put all the .cs files in the App_Code folder
separating them from their associated .aspx/.resx files.

Fine, I'm all for separating the code-behinds, but if it does that,
then it should also change whatever it needs to change to tell the .cs
files where these declarations now are being made.

How do I fix this? Where is this setting?

Thanks,
Marc
.

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