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    vasini
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    I am new to ASP.Net. I worked very little with ASP.Net1.1. Now I am learning 2.0. I have created simple 3 pages application and stored in my local drive. The files aspx and aspx.cs are there in my local. Now I would like to open my application to develop more. How can I do that? Like in asp.net1.1, I used to have a .sln file. If I click the file it used to load the entire application in VS 2003.. Please do tell me how can I open my existing application and work more? Thank you. Vasini

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      I am new to ASP.Net. I worked very little with ASP.Net1.1. Now I am learning 2.0. I have created simple 3 pages application and stored in my local drive. The files aspx and aspx.cs are there in my local. Now I would like to open my application to develop more. How can I do that? Like in asp.net1.1, I used to have a .sln file. If I click the file it used to load the entire application in VS 2003.. Please do tell me how can I open my existing application and work more? Thank you. Vasini

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      Pete OHanlon
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      You need to use Open Website to open it. By default, .NET 2 doesn't include the solution files for Web Site solutions.

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        You need to use Open Website to open it. By default, .NET 2 doesn't include the solution files for Web Site solutions.

        Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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        YeHtut
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        Click File Menu-> Open -> Web Site. Then Click The File System icon and Choose the your File Folder.

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          Click File Menu-> Open -> Web Site. Then Click The File System icon and Choose the your File Folder.

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          Seems like you are new here. If you want to reply the vasini's post, you should click "reply" link under the vasini's post. Now, your post looks like replying Pete O'Hanlon's post.

          Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

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