Hello,
I'm just learning C# on visual C# .net (my apologies if
this is not the apropriate forum for this question), and
I'm having a problem when I create empty windows
applications. Whenever I create an empty project it
automatically creates it as a console application,
instead of a windows application. There is supposed to
be an "Output Type" property in my project's property
pages that is attached to a compiler switch, but it
simply is not there. All the other properties are -
Assembly Name, Default Namespace, etc. Has anyone else
seen this phenomenon, and does anyone know how to fix
it? I'd really like to create practice programs without
the annoying consule window popping up first.
Thanks,
Nate
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Anyone? Is there a better place to ask my question? -----Original Message-----
Hello,
I'm just learning C# on visual C# .net (my apologies if
this is not the apropriate forum for this question), and
I'm having a problem when I create empty windows
applications . Whenever I create an empty project it
automaticall y creates it as a console application,
instead of a windows application. There is supposed to
be an "Output Type" property in my project's property
pages that is attached to a compiler switch, but it
simply is not there. All the other properties are -
Assembly Name, Default Namespace, etc. Has anyone else
seen this phenomenon, and does anyone know how to fix
it? I'd really like to create practice programs without
the annoying consule window popping up first.
Thanks,
Nate
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