There is a setting in options to say when you open or create a solution close the one you have open. I think it is true by default.
>Thank you for the suggestion.
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>>In VS, select File -> Close Solution. Then File -> New Project. Much faster than closing and reopening VS. You still have to go to Windows Explorer and delete the unwanted files.
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>>>Thank you for the explanation, Charles. I am in such a newbie state yet that I hardly know how to work with one instance of VS <g>. In fact, just within last 30 minutes I opened and closed VS 2012 about 10 times. Each time I created a project or a site and then realized that that was not what I wanted. So I remove, delete, start over <g>.
Charles Hankey
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