Projects, User Interface Elements

The Help topics in this section describe dialog boxes in the Visual Studio .NET Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that pertain to projects.

In This Section

• .NET Framework Version Dialog Box
  Sets the Supported Runtimes property that specifies the version(s) of the common language runtime required by the application.
• 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 New Project Dialog Box
  Adds a project to the open solution.
• Add Reference Dialog Box
  Allows you to add and remove entries in the project references file.
• Add Web Reference Dialog Box
  Allows you to browse the Web for existing Web services and to add Web references to your application.
• ASP Debugging Configuration Error Dialog Box
  Describes a configuration error that occurred during ASP debugging.
• Choose Project Dialog Box
  Allows you to specify the target project for a command.
• Copy Project Dialog Box
  Allows you to copy a Web project.
• Create a New Project in an Existing Folder Dialog Box
  Allows you to specify the path or URL of the new project.
• Debugging: Name and Password Required Dialog Box
  Requests name and password information that is required for debugging client script in ASP pages.
• Extend Reference Path Dialog Box
  Allows you to resolve a project reference path in order to be add a reference to a project.
• File Synchronize Conflict Dialog Box
  Indicates a conflict between a server version of a file and the local, offline version of that file.
• FrontPage Components Dialog Box
  Indicates that FrontPage components needed on the client computer are not found.
• 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 From Web Dialog Box
  Opens an item from a Web location. In team environments, you can place projects, files, and other items on Web servers to facilitate resource sharing.
• 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.
• Project Folder Already Exists Dialog Box
  Allows you to specify a new name for a folder that has a naming conflict.
• Project Folder Not Secure Dialog Box
  Indicates that a UNC path for a project is not fully "trusted."
• Startup Object Dialog Box
  Allows you to specify a valid startup object for a project.
• Visual Basic Project Properties
  Links to topics on the individual pages of the Project Properties dialog box.
• Visual C# Project Properties
  Links to topics on the individual pages of the Project Properties dialog box.
• Visual C++ Project Properties
  Links to topics on the individual pages of the Project Properties dialog box.
• Web Server Version Information Dialog Box
  Displays information about the server on which a Web application resides.

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

Solutions, User Interface Elements | Files, User Interface Elements | Adding New Project Items | Open With Dialog Box