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It won't update the last modified date in VS.Net 2003!!

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    When I start the VS.Net 2003, it shows the projects name and the last modified date. However, the last modified date would not update as I modified it. For example, I opened a project called "BlackJack" on 10/1/03, and I have been working on it ever since. However, the modified date still shows 10/1/03. This problem only occurs in VS.Net version 2003. When I was using VS.Net 2002, it was okay, and no this problem. Anyony knows how to fix that?

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      When I start the VS.Net 2003, it shows the projects name and the last modified date. However, the last modified date would not update as I modified it. For example, I opened a project called "BlackJack" on 10/1/03, and I have been working on it ever since. However, the modified date still shows 10/1/03. This problem only occurs in VS.Net version 2003. When I was using VS.Net 2002, it was okay, and no this problem. Anyony knows how to fix that?

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      The text is misleading. It states: "Open an Existing Project". However it is referring to the solution files (*.sln). This date will only be updated when the solution is modified - such as adding/removing a project, changing Configuration Manager or Build Order. The date will *not* be changed, however, when the code for a project is changed, or even new classes added to an existing project.

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