"Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]" wrote:

> You have the .NET solution and its files, and 3rd party stuff: Assumming
> that the other guy did NOT use Source code control systems such as Source
> Safe:
>
> - For the solution and its files, copy the whole folder where the solution
> is using Windows Explorer. Ideally the other developer should have put
> everything in that folder and subfolders. The only thing here is if the
> projects use linked files outside the solution folder. Linked files have an
> arrow shortcut in the Solution Explorer.
>
> - For 3rd part stuff, you need to run setups for that. For NUnit, download
> from http://www.nunit.org/.
>
> You are guaranteed to have all if you click Build \ Rebuild Solution menu
> and it builds with 0 warnings or errors....
>
> -
>
> Carlos J. Quintero
>
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> "Sean W." <SeanW@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
> news:B84FE938-9AAA-442C-A938-E0EB0045E06B@microsoft.com...
> >I am a new employee in a single windows developer environment. I'm
> > relatively new to .NET. I'm needing to copy all the development files
> > from
> > one computer to mine. How do I guarantee I have everything? meaning, I
> > noticed an application block attached as well as third party stuff like
> > Nunit. Does this have to be copied a piece at a time or is there a way of
> > getting a list of all files to copy? Any suggestions or ideas for me to
> > research are greatly appreciated.
> >
> >
> > Sean
>
>