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Any way to specify color scheme on a per-project basis?

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    Back in my days as an MPW programmer (Macintosh Programmer's Workshop, circa 1992) I used to add a wctb resource to some of my files which would change the color schemes used by the editor windows. Thus, even with many files open at once I could quickly identify which ones I wanted to click on since their windows were colored distinctly. Is there any way to control the Visual Studio 2005 color settings on a per-project basis, so as to allow similar quick identification of which windows are which (and avoid typing code in the wrong window by mistake)?

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