Renaming my VB.net project???

A

Alan Mailer

I am relatively new to VB.net. I want to change the name of a Project
and change the name of the files in the Project's various folders to
reflect that new project name.

Is there something I can do within the Project itself to make this
happen?

Every time I've attempted to do this by hand (including going through
the Project's folders and renaming files from say
"MyOldProjectName.exe" to "MyNewProjectName.exe"), something gets
broken and I can't test run my project any more.

I'm sure people change the names of their Projects all the time. How
do you do this in such a way that the Project will run as usual after
all the name-changing has taken place?

Thanks in advance for all help.
 
A

Alan Mailer

Me again. I should also quickly make it clear that I not only want to
rename my files to reflect the new name of the Project, but also
rename the folders that contain those files to reflect the new name of
the project.

Thanks again.
 
M

Michael Nemtsev [MVP]

Hello Alan,

I'd recommend to use special tools for this, like ReSharper.
It renames projects easily

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WBR,
Michael Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour

"The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we
miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo


AM> I am relatively new to VB.net. I want to change the name of a
AM> Project and change the name of the files in the Project's various
AM> folders to reflect that new project name.
AM>
AM> Is there something I can do within the Project itself to make this
AM> happen?
AM>
AM> Every time I've attempted to do this by hand (including going
AM> through the Project's folders and renaming files from say
AM> "MyOldProjectName.exe" to "MyNewProjectName.exe"), something gets
AM> broken and I can't test run my project any more.
AM>
AM> I'm sure people change the names of their Projects all the time.
AM> How do you do this in such a way that the Project will run as usual
AM> after all the name-changing has taken place?
AM>
AM> Thanks in advance for all help.
AM>
 

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