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Where to Add a folder in .net solution so that while building the project folder should be created?
Started by Panda on
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If you want the actual folders to match the ones appearing....
Not sure what you mean there, but generally speaking, creating a folder inside the solution only creates a virtual folder - no actual folder is created on your file system.
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I am trying to use an autorun.inf to run my executable file under a sub-folder with space in their folder name. Like this:
H:\ autorun.inf FOLDER NAME 1 file.exe FOLDER NAME 2 some other stuffs
If there's no space in the folder name, it works well. But...
Started by redjackwong on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Expanding on from Sanjay's answer of using two sets of quotes, like
open=""FOLDER....
[autorun] open="FOLDER NAME 1\Setup.exe" icon="FOLDER NAME 1 "FOLDER NAME 1" would usually become "FOLDER~1".
My uninformed guess: use quotes.
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For me, both things are exactly the same. What's the point of these? Where's the difference between Project Folder and Source Folder?
Started by openfrog on
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The Project Folder....
They can be different but you need to check be changed .
The Source Folder is where your have all your stuff.
The Project Folder is where the nbproject folder (Netbeans configuration for the project) is stored.
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I am trying to write a simple bash script that will copy the entire contents of a folder including hidden files and folders into another folder, but I want to exclude certain specific folders. How could I achieve this?
Started by trobrock on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Alternatively, if you have lots.
Without the trailing slash, it means copy the folder source into destination .
A trailing slash means to copy the contents of the folder source into destination .
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Hi all,
I've been using Visual Studio's Setup & Deployment Project to create an installer for a windows service and what i need is to create a folder within the application folder when the installer is run. How would i go about doing this? I tried adding...
Started by AlteredConcept on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The installer project on "Application Folder....
If the sub-folder is empty it will not be created.
Did you put anything in the sub-folder you created in the Application Folder? Try adding a target text file to the sub-folder.
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When you are browsing a network share and there are over 1000 folders in the root (like at work), is there a way to prevent Explorer from expanding all the Folders when you have the "Folders" view enabled?
Explorer will open the folder your double clicked...
Started by Chris on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
If you are only looking for one folder, note that you can map drive letters to subfolders of a share..
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I have a Visual Studio Solution. Currently, it is an empty solution (=no projects) and I have added a few solution folders.
Solution Folders only seem to be "virtual folders", because they are not really created in the Filesystem and files inside solution...
Started by Michael Stum on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Maybe this might be called a workaround but you can physically create the folder on disk either before or when you add new item/project.
The folder created underneath the solution will be virtual as said.
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Hello,
I use Visual Studio to do a lot of my coding. I find the open containing folder feature quite helpful. But I don't want the folder to be "opened" by the windows explorer, instead I want to "explore" the folder -- you know, get the nice little frame...
Started by Rohit on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There really isn't much difference anymore....
Explorer, go to Tools -> Folder Options, select the File Types tab, locate the Folder entry in the list (not File Folder!), click Advanced, and set "explore" as default instead of "open".
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Out curiosity I was wondering if there was a logical reason to have the Scripts folder not a sub folder of the Contents folder in an ASP.NET MVC project. The Contents folder typically contains your style sheets and images and for some reason it would ...
Started by Blegger on
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They....
The scripts and content folders are containers for client-side consumed files.
Possibly because scripts could be denoted as providing more functionality than style and design items, so it could be considered a portion of your business logic .
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If i have a folder in MS Outlook called Technology and under technology i have Software and Hardware .
If i setup rules to automatically forward email to Software or Hardware folder, i dont realize they is any unread mail unless i expand the Technology...
Started by oo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Click on the image Here of the unread items and will show a ... .
You set this up once, and it will keep track a search folder to count the unread mail, as shown in the next two pictures ...
Items; but not a unread count for each sub folder.
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