BTW - I had tried this - create the new front project with the old one as dependence project. The new front program file (start-up file, main function in it) is a copy of the program file from the old frontproject.
When running the new or the old front projects everything looks good (looks exactly the same).

Now I add to the new front project one of the files (with the same name and namespace ...) and change it. When running (the new or the old projects) the old version is running and not the new one. Probably because the code that calls to the changed file is from the old project and it doesn’t knows the new version at all. Meaning I need a way (simpleJ) to override a file in the old project from the new project. Any ideas?

Hi,

>I can duplicate the old front project to new front project (I think I can do that, what is the normal way for doing so?)

In VSS, you can branch the solution and then modify the branched solution according to your needs.

>When running (the new or the old projects) the old version is running and not the new one.

How did you run the solution? To run the new solution, you can open it from VSS through your IDE and then run it.

Hi,

>I can duplicate the old front project to new front project (I think I can do that, what is the normal way for doing so?)

In VSS, you can branch the solution and then modify the branched solution according to your needs.

>When running (the new or the old projects) the old version is running and not the new one.

How did you run the solution? To run the new solution, you can open it from VSS through your IDE and then run it.