B Brian Wolfe Feb 11, 2004 #1 What is the diffierence between a "Blank Solution" and a new "Project"? Thanks.
C Cor Feb 11, 2004 #2 A blank sollution has nothing in it even no references. The others have some presets done for you. By instance in a Windows form project all the references normaly needed to make a form. Am empty form Some code including the new constructor etc. I hope this helps, Cor "
A blank sollution has nothing in it even no references. The others have some presets done for you. By instance in a Windows form project all the references normaly needed to make a form. Am empty form Some code including the new constructor etc. I hope this helps, Cor "
R Rob Windsor [MVP] Feb 11, 2004 #3 Hi Brian, A solution can contain multiple projects; for example a Windows Forms app (EXE), a Class Library (DLL) the app uses and a setup project. When you choose "New Project" from the menu Visual Studio creates a new solution and puts a project of the type you select in that solution. When you choose "Blank Solution" from the menu it just creates the solution with no projects in it.
Hi Brian, A solution can contain multiple projects; for example a Windows Forms app (EXE), a Class Library (DLL) the app uses and a setup project. When you choose "New Project" from the menu Visual Studio creates a new solution and puts a project of the type you select in that solution. When you choose "Blank Solution" from the menu it just creates the solution with no projects in it.
