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Author: harryteck
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I wrote this article because I had many questions asked of me regarding the "simple" act of copying Visual Studio .NET projects from removable disk drives to a local machine. The issue is how the webinfo file was first created in the original project and what Visual Studio .NET looks for to map your project to the URL. The software is not "smart" enough to know that you saved your project on a floppy disk just so you could work on the project somewhere else on a different machine. So, when you try opening a project from a floppy drive, you get a type of error message that tells you the file path (from the A: drive) does not correspond to the..
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