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Is there any way but copying the .cs files?

Changing the .csproj file? But how?

There is a related question, but I'm not satisfied with the answer: link

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Bertvan
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You may not be satisfied with the answer, but it's still the right one and this is still a dupe I'm afraid.

Honestly, it would take no more than an hour to refactor.

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  • It seems I *could* be changing the project file, but recreating the projects will probably be the fastest and most eye-friendly solution. Thanks! – Bertvan Feb 16 '09 at 20:52
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You need to manually edit the .proj file and remove the <ProjectTypeGuids> element.

You might also want to remove the other elements relating to IIS. Do a compare on this .proj file and one from a properly set up class library.

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