Visual Studio 2008 annoyance

C

C.

Hi,

Whenever I build a new website in VS 2008 Pro, it will create a
duplicate folder for the .sln file. So if I create a website called
NewProject, I will get the following:

C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject\

C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject (2)\NewProject (2).sln

Is this normal? Is there any way to have everything consolidated in a
single folder? Thanks,

Chris
 
K

Konrad Neitzel

Hi Chris!
Whenever I build a new website in VS 2008 Pro, it will create a
duplicate folder for the .sln file. So if I create a website called
NewProject, I will get the following:
C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject\
C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject (2)\NewProject (2).sln
Is this normal? Is there any way to have everything consolidated in a
single folder? Thanks,

Yes, that is a normal behaviour, because one solution can contain multiple
Projects.

If you do not want a seperate directory for the solution: Unmark "Create
directory for solution". Then you no longer get a directory for the
solution.

With kind regards,

Konrad
 
P

Peter Duniho

Konrad said:
Hi Chris!




Yes, that is a normal behaviour, because one solution can contain multiple
Projects.

If you do not want a seperate directory for the solution: Unmark "Create
directory for solution". Then you no longer get a directory for the
solution.

Alternatively, just create the website project as part of the same
Solution as the first project that was created (whatever that might be).
Then the projects are all under the same Solution directory.

Pete
 
M

Mr. Arnold

C. said:
Hi,

Whenever I build a new website in VS 2008 Pro, it will create a
duplicate folder for the .sln file. So if I create a website called
NewProject, I will get the following:

C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject\

C:\Documents and Settings\...\NewProject (2)\NewProject (2).sln

Is this normal? Is there any way to have everything consolidated in a
single folder? Thanks,

Chris

I make a C:\Projects. All new projects are pointed to C:\Projects, and a
new folder is made there and the solution file is created too at the
location.
 

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