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    Does anyone know of a way to take an existing VC project and clone it to another directory with a new name. The project file would be re-named, along with the cpp files. Captain, I must protest, I am NOT a merry man.

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      Does anyone know of a way to take an existing VC project and clone it to another directory with a new name. The project file would be re-named, along with the cpp files. Captain, I must protest, I am NOT a merry man.

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      Did menually before, by renaming source files and modifying these project files: .dsw .dsp .rc These files can be opened and changed in any text editor. - It's easier to make than to correct a mistake.

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        Does anyone know of a way to take an existing VC project and clone it to another directory with a new name. The project file would be re-named, along with the cpp files. Captain, I must protest, I am NOT a merry man.

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        vc provides one method. build new project, select "Custom AppWizard",input new project name.ok show "Custom AppWizard - Step 1 of 2", select "an existing Project", next, show "Custom AppWizard - Step 2 of 2", now notice select yourself project (*.dsp),finish. build... now it will bring "*.awx" and "*.pdb". then copy they to vc install directory common\msdev98\template. now you build new project, use "AppWizard", you find new item. alantop

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