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Running separate projects in Solution.

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    I'm trying to run several textbook examples each as a project inside a solution "per-chapter". I can build individual projects but when I go to run say project3, VS still runs project1. It seems the author of the book "Programming Microsoft Windows with C#", Charles Petzold, had no problems doing this.:confused:

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      I'm trying to run several textbook examples each as a project inside a solution "per-chapter". I can build individual projects but when I go to run say project3, VS still runs project1. It seems the author of the book "Programming Microsoft Windows with C#", Charles Petzold, had no problems doing this.:confused:

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      Right click on the project in the solutions tab and click "Set As Active Project" or something along those lines. Then hitting F5 will startup that project. Jared jparsons@jparsons.org www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte477n

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        Right click on the project in the solutions tab and click "Set As Active Project" or something along those lines. Then hitting F5 will startup that project. Jared jparsons@jparsons.org www.prism.gatech.edu/~gte477n

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        :)Thanks, Jared. I had wondered why Project1 was in bold unlike the rest of the projects.

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