>>We originally used an Enterprise Template in VS2003 ... it creates the folders for you. When you start a new Solution, choose the "Visual C# Distributed Application" under the "Enterprise Templates Projects" if you're using C#. I think you use VB though, right? So, VB-ers might have a similarly named Template. There's always the plain, old "Distributed Application" Template which does nothing but create the folder structure for you without "stubbing in" any projects underneath them.
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>>I couldn't find a way through the Solution Explorer to add folders in VS2003 either, so for an existing application you might be out of luck.
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>Bonnie;
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>I may not be talking about the same thing in VS 2003, but to add a folder in the Solution Explorer, you go below the solution icon, right click on the icon (I have no clue what it is called but it is the project name), and select Add and then select New Folder.
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>Tom

Tom, that folder is at the project level. My understanding of what Bonnie said is that you can add a folder at the solution level.