How do I run one project?

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In a VS.NET 2003 solution, how do I run only one project rather than all?

Thanks,
Brett
 
Brett said:
In a VS.NET 2003 solution, how do I run only one project rather than all?

Thanks,
Brett

Right click the files in solution explorer and select properties, under
BuildAction select None.

Cheers
MP
 
MeltingPoint said:
Right click the files in solution explorer and select properties, under
BuildAction select None.

Cheers
MP
Yes but I will have to do that for everything VB file in a project. I'd
like to basically only have access to the project resources but not run the
project.

Thanks,
Brett
 
Yes but I will have to do that for everything VB file in a project.
I'd like to basically only have access to the project resources but
not run the project.

Thanks,
Brett

OK, I think I know what you mean. Right click on the project you want to
run and select Set As StartUp Project, problem solved. IF you get
compile errors from OTHER PROJECTS there is a setting under Tools->
Options->Environment->Projects and Solutions| to only build the startup
project and the files it depends on. If that doesn't do it for you, send
a screenshot of the solution explorer so I can see what your talking
about.

Cheers
MP
 

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