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Jethro6331-Oct-06 2:25
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I run into this problem all the time. Out of exasperation, I have found the following fail-safe approach:

1. Close the project.
2. Go into the project directory and delete the .NCB and the .ASP files
3. Re-open the project and re-build

Everything should be straightened out now. This may seem like hitting a fly with a sledge hammer but I got so sick of this happening and I found that this just plain works.

Note: I have found that it happens most often after I have used any revision control system (like SourceSafe). If you have inserted key words into the header of your code files (like "$Log:" or "$History:"), it will displace the code downward and desynchronize it with the debugging information. It does not seem to update the timestamps on the source files, however, so the debug information files do not get rebuilt. So you have to force VS to rebuild them by making them disappear...

Cheers,
Mark


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