This post originated from an RSS feed registered with .NET Buzz by Korby Parnell. Original Post: How To: Use VSS' Share Command in VS.NET Feed Title: Korby Parnell Feed URL: /msdnerror.htm?aspxerrorpath=/korbyp/Rss.aspx Feed Description: Copyright 2003 Korby Parnell Fri, 01 Aug 2003 10:03:48 GMT ChrisAn's BlogX korbyp@microsoft.com korbyp@microsoft.com Alex Lowe Joins Microsoft http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/korbyp/permalink.aspx/536bb108-6a66-4dc6-8847-69f4d799bb55 http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/korbyp/permalink.aspx/536bb108-6a66-4dc6-8847-69f4d799bb55 Fri, 01 Aug 2003 10:03:48 GMT From ASP.NET MVP to Microsoft .NET Evangelist.  Success is the domain of good guys.  Welcome aboard Alex.  I look forward to meeting you in person.  Thanks to ScottW for posting the big announcement. Este mensaje se proporciona "como está" sin garantías de ninguna clase, y no otorga ningún derecho. Latest .NET Buzz Posts Latest .NET Buzz Posts by Korby Parnell Latest Posts From Korby Parnell

The Share feature in Visual Studio .NET (VS.NET) is neither as intuitive or as versatile as it is in Visual SourceSafe Explorer.  To avoid confusion, I think of it this way:

"Share" in VS.NET == Add a shared copy of a file from the VSS database into the current project

In VS.NET, you can share external items *into* the open source-controlled solution but you cannot share open items *out to* other VSS Folders, whether they contain VS.NET projects or not.

Q: How can I share a source file in one project into a project in a different solution?

A: In VS.NET, close the class library project, open the destination solution (using File|Source Control|Open from Source Control if you have not already opened it on your computer), click File|SC|Share, select the items you wish to copy into the open solution, and then OK.

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