How to find out a file location?

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Victor

Please, could anybody kindly point me to a possibility to find out the
location of a file contained in a VC++ 2005 solution?

What I mean is really the location in the file system on the hard
drive. In the VC++ 6 it was possible to see this information in the
properties of a file - but now I miss this chance. But I believe it
must work somehow.

And how?

Victor
 
B

Bruno van Dooren

Please, could anybody kindly point me to a possibility to find out the
location of a file contained in a VC++ 2005 solution?

What I mean is really the location in the file system on the hard
drive. In the VC++ 6 it was possible to see this information in the
properties of a file - but now I miss this chance. But I believe it
must work somehow.

from the menu, select view->other windows->property manager.
if you select a file, the property manager will show you the information.

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Kind regards,
Bruno van Dooren
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Guest

Bruno van Dooren said:
from the menu, select view->other windows->property manager.
if you select a file, the property manager will show you the information.

Sorry -- no go.
VC2005, View contains Property Manager; but I don't find that it leads me to
system path. (View->Other Windows, does not contain Property Manager)

Perhaps there is a problems in how options must be selected??
 
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Guest

from the menu, select view->other windows->property manager.
Sorry -- no go.
VC2005, View contains Property Manager; but I don't find that it leads me to
system path. (View->Other Windows, does not contain Property Manager)

Sorry. It is view-> other windows->properties window, not properties manager
(I always get confused between the 2).

If you open the properties window and then select a specific file in the
solution explorer, you will see the full path of the file in the property
field 'Full Path'

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Kind regards,
Bruno.
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