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    How can I change the name of my solution / project in VS.Net ?? Also, how can I chnage the url for my project. For instance, if the current url is http://localhost/webproject , i want to change it to http://localhost/someOtherName thanks

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      How can I change the name of my solution / project in VS.Net ?? Also, how can I chnage the url for my project. For instance, if the current url is http://localhost/webproject , i want to change it to http://localhost/someOtherName thanks

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      You can change solution and project names by simply right clicking on them in the Solution Explorer of VS and selecting rename. That won't change the physical file paths though. You would have to do that manually and then when you open your solution you will get errors that some projects couldn't be loaded. Just delete the project from your solution and add it back in via Add/Existing Project. The only way I know of to change the virtual directory a solution pointing to is to open the .sln file in notepad, look for the "http://localhost/virtual/mysolution.csproj" and edit it in place. That new virtual must already exist in IIS for that to work though.

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