I just clicked on the File on the top of the VS and see an item "Add Existing Project." I never thought they would put it there <g>.

>Are you sure you're clicking on the Solution? It works for me in a ASP.NET web solution.
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>>Bonnie,
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>>>You can add an existing project from anywhere (at least in Windows Forms, I don't know if it would be any different with an ASP.NET project). Just right-click on your solution and choose Add | Existing Project and then go find it. It should work (I haven't done this "for real" ... but it worked in my test solution, so no guarantee <g>).
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>>When I right-click on the solution icon and choose Add, the items in the Add menu are:
>>-New Item
>>-Existing Item
>>-New Folder
>>-Add ASP.NET folder
>>-Component
>>-Class
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>>I don't see "Existing Project" item. You think it is because I am using ASP.NET project or else?
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>>>What we've done in similar situations is to use Source Control and have only one copy of the project (and it's files) on Source Control, but share it among different Solutions (so, yeah, we'd have multiple copies on your local drive, but only one copy in Source Control).
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>>I don't have Source Control program but it sounds very interesting approach, as you describe it.
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>>Thank you for your help.