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Is there a quicker way to find and open up a "Web Site" project in Visual Studio 2010?
Posted on 2012-04-12
Whenever I select "File" -> "Open Web Site" in VS 2010 I am presented with a file explorer that defaults to my user folder and on the left the only options I have are "File System," "Local IIS," "FTP Site," "Remote Site," and "Source Control."
The problem is that my user folder is littered with all sorts of other folders and so is my folder for "My Documents", which makes it a pain to find anything.
So in order to open up a "Web Site" I have to find "My Documents", "Visual Studio 2010", "Web Sites", and then finally select my "Web Site".
Is there a quicker way to find a "Web Site" folder other than using "Recent Projects and Solutions"?
The problem is that my user folder is littered with all sorts of other folders and so is my folder for "My Documents", which makes it a pain to find anything.
So in order to open up a "Web Site" I have to find "My Documents", "Visual Studio 2010", "Web Sites", and then finally select my "Web Site".
Is there a quicker way to find a "Web Site" folder other than using "Recent Projects and Solutions"?
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