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    Gagnon Claude
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    Hi, I often bring my program in development from home to office. Each time I have to adjust the directories in the property page of the program. Is it possible to know in wich file are stored these properties? Perhaps an application can permit to move code from home to office? Thanks, Claude

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      Hi, I often bring my program in development from home to office. Each time I have to adjust the directories in the property page of the program. Is it possible to know in wich file are stored these properties? Perhaps an application can permit to move code from home to office? Thanks, Claude

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      If you are using C#, the. csproj file keeps the location of the code files. The .sln file holds references to the actual project files.

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        Hi, I often bring my program in development from home to office. Each time I have to adjust the directories in the property page of the program. Is it possible to know in wich file are stored these properties? Perhaps an application can permit to move code from home to office? Thanks, Claude

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        Abhinav S
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        If you copy the full source code via a USB, you should really not need to adjust the directories. Just keep the same folder structure on both machines.

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          If you copy the full source code via a USB, you should really not need to adjust the directories. Just keep the same folder structure on both machines.

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          Albert Holguin
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          Not exactly sure what properties he's referring to... but you're right... if you copy the whole thing, it should work.

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            Hi, I often bring my program in development from home to office. Each time I have to adjust the directories in the property page of the program. Is it possible to know in wich file are stored these properties? Perhaps an application can permit to move code from home to office? Thanks, Claude

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            You can move your project in any location you like, just copy the project folder and paste it anywhere on anew computer. this will seems to work. Maybe you are experiencing error on referenced components/assembly make sure if you use an assembly from your development pc, make really sure that it does exist on a new computer.

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