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Do you want to download the code once or do you want the visual studio to download the code everytime you open the project?
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Do you want to download the code once or do you want the visual studio to download the code everytime you open the project?

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What is more professional... Download the code once ...<br />

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What is more professional... Download the code once ...


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Hi,<br />
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I'm working with a website project directly over FTP. &nbsp;<br />
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Please assist me on download the code to my local machine and create a website project on my local machine and import all of the code into it.<br />
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FYI, at the moment my master copy of my code appears to be the FTP version, <br />

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Hi,

I'm working with a website project directly over FTP.  

Please assist me on download the code to my local machine and create a website project on my local machine and import all of the code into it.

FYI, at the moment my master copy of my code appears to be the FTP version, 


FTP - Download the code - Website Project

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