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    Hi all, Am using the xsd command under the VS2005 command prompt to turn an XML dataset into an XSD schema for use in an application, for example, c:\>xsd dsExample.xml which creates a file called, unsurprisingly, dsExample.xsd. However, when I add dsExample.xsd to my solution, under its properties the name property is NewDataSet. Is there a command line argument or option that I am missing that will set the name property to dsExample so that I don't have to rename it manually in VS2005? Thanks Scott

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