Missing lib folder

Hi there
I'm fairly new to Netbeans, just started using it 2 weeks ago.
I've been working on a project which has been going fine... until last night! For no apparent reason Netbeans, is no longer writing the lib folder in my project dist folder, hence I cant run my jar file. It doesnt even write the usual readme.txt. All there is in the dist folder is the .jar file.
I've no changed anything to do with project properties or classpaths so why should this be?
And more importantly how do I fix it??
Please help - I'm desperate!!
Dave

Problem solved. The file manifest.mf had vanished from the project. Replacing it with one copied from another project sorted it.

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