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Mar 11th, 2023, 12:07 PM
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Re: Files in wrong directory.
There might be a "correct" way to do this from within Visual Studio with your solution opened.
But the way I would do this would be to:
- Make a backup copy of the entire "Movie Collection" folder
- In the "Live" Movie Collection folder, open the .vbproj file in Notepad, and search for the references to those particular files.
Inside the file, you should encounter entries like:
Code:
<Compile Include="..\EntryForm1.vb">
<Compile Include="..\EntryForm1.Designer.vb">
<EmbeddedResource Include="..\EntryForm1.resx">
If they have ..\ in front of them, it means to locate the files one folder "above" the folder that the .vbproj file is in.
You'll want to remove the ..\, so that the path in quotes is simply the filename. Once you've done that for those three entries, save and close the .vbproj file.
You'll also want to copy these three "EntryForm" related files from your Development folder into your Movie Collection folder to ensure that the project will load the most current versions of these files.
Now, when you load the project, it should now point to the copies of those files inside of the "Movie Collection" folder.
Good luck.
Last edited by OptionBase1; Mar 11th, 2023 at 12:12 PM.
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