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    Please anybody help me to how can i change the name of existing project in VB. I modified and add the my coding to the existing project and want to give new name ,

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    Re: change the VB project name

    What version of VB?

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    Re: change the VB project name

    i have Visual Basic 6c++. i have added some code to existing coding now i have to change the name of the project ,please help me

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    Re: change the VB project name

    So why didn't you post this in the vb6 forum?

    Also: what's Visual Basic 6c++? I've heard of Visual Basic 6 and Visual c++ 6
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    Re: change the VB project name

    you mean as in right-click the project name and select "Rename" ????

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    Re: change the VB project name

    No,i think it is not that easy ,i have tried this way but this will conflicts with classes and others files

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    Only if you change it to something that already exists...

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    there are too many classes and files ,please any body help me how can i add my coding to existing project and then rename the project so that it generate executable file with new name of project.

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    Re: change the VB project name

    Why won't changing the name of the project work for you?

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    Re: change the VB project name

    Quote Originally Posted by johjitu View Post
    No,i think it is not that easy ,i have tried this way but this will conflicts with classes and others files
    No rename I ever did had this problem.

    Exactly what did you do/try? (Step by step)

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    Acutally we are doing team work , i had to change and put my coding in the project ,now i will like to change the name of the project so that it looks different from the original ,like resources files ..etc

    I would like to change in the .dsw , resources files .rc , clease .dsp files ,but i change in these files , showing the error theses files cannot be loaded .

    Please any body help me to do this

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    Re: change the VB project name

    so you're tyring to rename EVERYTHING? That's completely different and not so easily done. From the IDE, right click each item in the project and give it a new name... it's really the only way... and it may cause a few things to break.

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    Re: change the VB project name

    Thanks allot ..

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