Where is References folder in Visual Studio?

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Ronald S. Cook

I just converted a VS2005 ASP.NET project to VS2008. How do I make the
"References" folder show up? I need to set a DLL to "Copy Local = True".

Thanks
 
Do you mean an ASP.NET *project* - or do you mean *site*. Basically,
there are 2 different models for building webs in VS2005 (SP1) &
VS2008 - web application projects (with a csproj), and web sites
(without a csproj). References work differently between them; it
sounds like you have a site, so just make sure it is in the "bin"
folder.

Marc
 

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