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I have this folder structure.<br />
e:\my solution<br />
e:\my solution\build<br />
e:\my solution\project1<br />
e:\my solution\project2<br />
.....<br />
e:\my solution\project5<br />
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I would like each project to have a post build step that moves a copy of my dll-s to folder &quot;my solution\build&quot;.<br />
This script does not work<br />
Copy $(TargetDir) $(SolutionDir)\build\<br />
I have tried other variations. &nbsp;Any suggestions?<br />
Thanks<br />

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I have this folder structure.
e:\my solution
e:\my solution\build
e:\my solution\project1
e:\my solution\project2
.....
e:\my solution\project5

I would like each project to have a post build step that moves a copy of my dll-s to folder "my solution\build".
This script does not work
Copy $(TargetDir) $(SolutionDir)\build\
I have tried other variations.  Any suggestions?
Thanks


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