Project Properties (Visual Studio)
The project is the starting point for authoring applications, components, and services in Visual Studio 2005. It acts as a container that manages your source code, data connections, and references. A project is organized as part of a solution, which can contain multiple projects that are interdependent of each other. The topics in this section describe the various tasks involved in creating and managing Visual Basic, Visual C#, and Visual J# projects.
In This Section
- Managing Project Properties with the Project Designer
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Provides information on how to access and modify Visual Basic project properties.
- Managing C# and J# Project Properties
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Provides information on how to access and modify Visual C# and Visual J# project properties.
- Local and Web Projects
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Explains the essential differences between these two project models.
- File Properties
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Describes property settings that indicate what actions the project system should perform on the files.
- Default Project Templates in Visual Studio
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Provides a list of the types of projects that can be created with project templates.
- Referencing Namespaces and Components
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Provides links to topics about adding, removing, fixing, and managing project references.
- Resource File Naming Conventions
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Provides links to information about XML and non-XML assembly-manifest resource files.
- Configuring Applications Using Dynamic Properties
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Describes how to configure your projects so that some project properties are stored to a configuration file instead of inside the compiled code.
