Projects, User Interface Elements

The Help topics in this section describe dialog boxes in the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) that pertain to projects.

In This Section

• Add Existing Item Dialog Box
  Adds individual or multiple existing files to your project.

• Add New Item Dialog Box
  Adds an item to the currently selected project.

• Add Reference Dialog Box
  Allows you to add and remove entries in the project references file.

• Application Page, Project Designer (Visual Basic)
  Allows you to specify a Visual Basic project's application settings and properties.

• Application Page, Project Designer (C#)
  Allows you to specify a Visual C# project's application settings and properties.

• Build Events Page, Project Designer (C#)
  Allows you to specify build configuration instructions.

• Build Page, Project Designer (C#)
  Allows you to specify a Visual C# project's build configuration properties.

• Choose Project Dialog Box
  Allows you to specify the target project for a command.

• Compile Page, Project Designer (Visual Basic)
  Allows you to specify compilation properties for Visual Basic projects.

• Create New Project From Existing Code Files Wizard
  Allows you to create a Visual Studio project from existing code files.

• Database Page, Project Designer
  Enables you to specify database settings.

• Debug Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to specify debugging properties for a project.

• Deploy Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to specify deployment properties for a project.

• Code Analysis, Project Designer
  Allows you to configure the code analysis tool.

• Location Dialog Box
  Allows you to browse for existing items in storage.

• Merge Folders Dialog Box
  Allows you to combine a folder from one project with a folder with a similar name in another project.

• New Project Dialog Box
  Creates a new project in a new solution, by default.

• Open Project Dialog Box
  Opens an existing project. You can choose to open the project in the current solution, if a solution is open, or to close the current solution before opening the project.

• Progress Dialog Box
  Shows the progress a process, such as the copying of files, is making toward completion.

• Project Dependencies Dialog Box
  Sets the build order for projects in a solution.

• Publish Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to configure properties for ClickOnce.

• Reference Paths Page, Project Designer (C#)
  Allows you to specify the folder path for assembly references used by a project.

• References Page, Project Designer (Visual Basic)
  Allows you to manage references used by a project.

• Resources Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to manage resources used by a project.

• Save Project Dialog Box
  Saves a temporary project.

• Security Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to configure code access security settings for applications that are deployed ClickOnce using deployment.

• Settings Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to specify the application settings for a project.

• Signing Page, Project Designer
  Allows you to sign application and deployment manifests, as well as sign the assembly.

Related Sections

• Managing Solutions, Projects, and Files
  Links to topics explaining how to create and use solutions and projects.

• Solutions as Containers
  Defines solutions and projects, and explains their uses and benefits.

See Also

Tasks

How to: Add New Project Items

Reference

Open With Dialog Box

Other Resources

Solution, Project, and File User Interface Elements

Solutions, User Interface Elements

Files, User Interface Elements