Managing Project Properties with the Project Designer
The Project Designer is a convenient user interface in Visual Studio that allows you to set project properties, some of which you can also set through the Properties Window.
In This Section
- Managing Application Properties
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Allows you to specify the project's general application settings and properties, such as Assembly name, Assembly information, and Root namespace/Default namespace.
- Managing References
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Allows you to view, add, and remove references and imported namespaces for your project.
- Managing Debugging Properties
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Allows you set debugging properties defining debugging behavior, such as start action, start options, and remote debugging are set in the Debug pane of the Project Designer.
- Managing Compilation Properties
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Allows you to set compilation properties defining compiler behavior, such as compiler warnings, optimizations, and compilation constants.
- Managing Application Resources
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Allows you to add or edit resources for your project, such as strings, images, icons, audio, and files.
- Managing Application Settings
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Allows you to specify the project's application settings. You can create application-scoped settings, such as connection strings, which can be changed at run time; or user-scoped settings, such as system fonts, which can be changed at run time.
