How to ensure a reference, bin and obj folder is in a new project?

#1

Hello

1)When using VS 2005 and VB.net when wouldn't the: reference folder, bin
folder,
obj folder not be present after creating a VB net Windows Application and
only the form1.vb and MyProject folders only be created?

2)How can you assure that the reference folder, bin folder,obj folders get
created when the Windows Application is created or atleast how can you add
them to the project if they are not created when the Windows Application is
created?

#2

"winlin" <winlin (AT) verizon (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Hello

1)When using VS 2005 and VB.net when wouldn't the: reference folder, bin
folder,
obj folder not be present after creating a VB net Windows Application and
only the form1.vb and MyProject folders only be created?

2)How can you assure that the reference folder, bin folder,obj folders get
created when the Windows Application is created or atleast how can you add
them to the project if they are not created when the Windows Application
is
created?

As you appear to be having difficulties with the VS 2005 IDE and its
features, I'd suggest that you try posting in a group dedicated to that
subjectmatter.

microsoft.public.vsnet.ide

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How to ensure a reference, bin and obj folder is in a new project? - 09-16-2007 , 06:48 PM

Re: How to ensure a reference, bin and obj folder is in a new project? - 09-16-2007 , 09:15 PM