October 12, 2013 at 9:50 am
When I am working on a rdl file, I would like to keep a copy of the original rdl without any changes made to that rdl. I would like to make I copy of the orginial rdl. Thus can you tell me how to make a copy of the original rdl?
October 13, 2013 at 9:58 pm
You can copy and paste within Visual Studio.
Why do you need to do this ? Is it just in case you make a mistake ? Do you a source code control product (e.g. TFS or SVN) ? Source code control products keep a history of the changes made to whatever files are check in and you can revert back to any of the prior versions if needed.
October 14, 2013 at 1:00 am
wendy elizabeth (10/12/2013)
When I am working on a rdl file, I would like to keep a copy of the original rdl without any changes made to that rdl. I would like to make I copy of the orginial rdl. Thus can you tell me how to make a copy of the original rdl?
CTRL+c, followed by CTRL+v.
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