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Hi!To copy content files to an output folder, one could set the Copy to output directory property of a file to 'Copy always'.Alternatively, one could add a post-build event:XCOPY '$(ProjectDir)Templates' '$(TargetDir)' /E /I /F /Y(or sth like that).The problem is as following:I often have errors related to data files which are read by my application. Usually they are related to a syntax, a missing semicolon etc. In such cases C# source code isn't changed anywhere and therefore VS does not recompile anything. Post-build events aren't fired and in result I have to push 'rebuild projectname' to force copying content files. It is irritating, because:1) sometimes I forgot about it and search for a non-existent error.2) project is becoming bigger and bigger and a compilation takes time.I know a quick-and-dirty solution - manually run a batch script each time, but it wouldn't solve 1 problem.= Setting a Build Action to 'None' doesn't make it.ThanksGreetings - Jacek. When answering a question please:. Read the question carefully.

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C# Copy File From Resource To Folder

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