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VS File Finder

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A Visual Studio add-in to help navigate around large projects.
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   <font face="Verdana" size="5">VS File Finder - The finder window</font>
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         ...the VS File Finder window is displayed (in this example, showing the Quake 2 project).
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         The window contains a list of all the files in your current solution along with
         their location in the project
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         The list can be sorted by any of the three columns by clicking on the column header.
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