Visual Studio Project Path

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Brian C

Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to change how Visual Studio stores a
new project. For example, I'd like to have the following directory
structure:

\src\myproject
\build
\vc\VC Project here
\unix\UNIX makefile/scripts here
\docs
\(etc,etc)

However, the only way I can see to get VS to store my project in
"\src\myproject\build\vc" is to set the project path to
"\src\myproject\build" and call the project "vc". Then I need to rename
the project. Fine. However, the filenames stored are still called "vc"
for the project.

Ideas?
 
Brian said:
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to change how Visual Studio
stores a new project. For example, I'd like to have the following
directory structure:

\src\myproject
\build
\vc\VC Project here
\unix\UNIX makefile/scripts here
\docs
\(etc,etc)

However, the only way I can see to get VS to store my project in
"\src\myproject\build\vc" is to set the project path to
"\src\myproject\build" and call the project "vc". Then I need to rename
the project. Fine. However, the filenames stored are still called "vc"
for the project.

Ideas?
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Anyone?
 
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