Part of the
You Can Learn ASP.Net and C# series.
By Ken Brown
Updated: September 3, 2004
This is a two part article on creating projects in Visual Studio.
How to Create a Solution
How to Create a Project
You have just created a new blank solution named MyFirstSolution. A task still
left for you to do is to actually create the project. So, click on the Solution
Explorer tab. If you can't find the Solution Explorer tab, then Go to the menu
and choose View / Solution Explorer. It should show up as a tab on the right
side of your Visual Studio IDE.
7. Right Click on the new solution you just created, found in the
Solution Explorer tab.
8. Choose menu item Add / New Project
9. Choose Project type of Visual C# Projects
10. Choose Template type of Asp.Net Web Application
11. Type in a location of localhost/MyFirstSolution/YCLSProj1
12. Choose OKAY, This will create a new Web Project on your local harddrive in
13. You end up with the following files in your project.
14. Now you can click on the start button (blue arrow next to the Solutions
References Folder -- DLLs needed to run your project.
15. Since you don't have anything on the web form what will show up is a blank
screen, but that is okay, it means your project was created successfully.
You have just created your first Visual Studio project. See how easy it is?
This allows you to
do rapid application development and to do quick prototypes for those hot
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