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How to create the solution in the VS.Net 2005?

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    Samiullah
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    As i have a small doubt that in the VS.Net 2005 IDE how to create the solution for the project. Can anyone provide detailed explanation on this coz i am new to .net. Provide with example. Thanks in advance...

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      As i have a small doubt that in the VS.Net 2005 IDE how to create the solution for the project. Can anyone provide detailed explanation on this coz i am new to .net. Provide with example. Thanks in advance...

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      File-->New-->Project... In there you will find a variety of project types, in a section marked "Other Visual Studio projects" (I think) you will find a project called "Blank Solution". All projects, however, will create a new solution for you anyway if one does not already exist.

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        File-->New-->Project... In there you will find a variety of project types, in a section marked "Other Visual Studio projects" (I think) you will find a project called "Blank Solution". All projects, however, will create a new solution for you anyway if one does not already exist.

        Recent blog posts: *Method hiding Vs. overriding *Microsoft Surface *SQL Server / Visual Studio install order My Blog

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        Samiullah
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        Thanks Colin Angus Mackay for the immediate response. I have one more doubt that i have one small project called "internetbanking" then i want to work with that project so how to execute that project by adding to my solution can you please provide me detailed description.

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          Thanks Colin Angus Mackay for the immediate response. I have one more doubt that i have one small project called "internetbanking" then i want to work with that project so how to execute that project by adding to my solution can you please provide me detailed description.

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          Colin Angus Mackay
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          Samiullah wrote:

          i have one small project called "internetbanking"

          I sure hope that is a tutorial or class assignment becuase given the level of your questions I don't think I'd want to trust my financial details to it.

          Samiullah wrote:

          how to execute that project by adding to my solution

          Right click the solution, Add-->Existing Project... You may like to explore Visual Studio and see what options are available and what is in each of the menus.

          Recent blog posts: *Method hiding Vs. overriding *Microsoft Surface *SQL Server / Visual Studio install order My Blog

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            File-->New-->Project... In there you will find a variety of project types, in a section marked "Other Visual Studio projects" (I think) you will find a project called "Blank Solution". All projects, however, will create a new solution for you anyway if one does not already exist.

            Recent blog posts: *Method hiding Vs. overriding *Microsoft Surface *SQL Server / Visual Studio install order My Blog

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            saanj
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            It seems that you did not work on Visual Studio.NET. Please use it first then post questions.

            Either you love IT or leave IT...

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              It seems that you did not work on Visual Studio.NET. Please use it first then post questions.

              Either you love IT or leave IT...

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              Colin Angus Mackay
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              saanj wrote:

              It seems that you did not work on Visual Studio.NET. Please use it first then post questions.

              You seem to have aimed this comment at the original poster, however you replied to me.

              Recent blog posts: *Method hiding Vs. overriding *Microsoft Surface *SQL Server / Visual Studio install order My Blog

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                saanj wrote:

                It seems that you did not work on Visual Studio.NET. Please use it first then post questions.

                You seem to have aimed this comment at the original poster, however you replied to me.

                Recent blog posts: *Method hiding Vs. overriding *Microsoft Surface *SQL Server / Visual Studio install order My Blog

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                saanj
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                Ya...you are right. I am sorry for the reply as it should have sent to the original author.

                Either you love IT or leave IT...

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