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Before zipping and mailing a visual studio solution to a collaborator, I delete the executables and .dll files to prevent the mail from being bounced. I currently do this manually, but that is not very efficient since my solution may consist of a number of projects. Also, I sometimes delete the wrong files, including some .cs files.
Is there a way to delete all .dll and .exe files from the visual studio environment?
Just do a clean build: