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1/6/2010 6:11 PM
 

I am part of a development group, and we want to make a module between several members. I tried to put the project into a share disk and also in my computer
and share the directory to other members. The problem is that when I want to run (without debugging) in Visual Studio 2005 shows me the Error: too many network transmissions. The project in my computer is working properly.

Greetings and if anyone has anything to comment will be helpful.

 
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