Managing Application Resources
You can use the Resource Designer to create and manage resources for your project. The Resource Designer supports resource types such as strings, images, icons, audio, and files.
The Resource Designer is language-neutral and supports projects in all the Visual Studio languages:
For Visual C#, the Resource Designer generates strongly-typed resources in the project's default namespace (specifically, ProjectName.Properties in Resources.Designer.cs). For information about how to access resources in Visual C#, see Adding and Editing Resources (Visual C#).
For Visual Basic, the Resource Designer generates strongly-typed resources in the My.Resources namespace (in Resources.Designer.vb). For information about how to access resources in Visual Basic through the My.Resources object, see Accessing Application Resources.
For more information about how the Resource Designer maintains resources and designer information, see Resources Page, Project Designer.
In This Section
How to: Add or Remove Resources
How to: Add or Remove String Resources
How to: Associate an Editor with a Resource Type
How to: Create Embedded Resources
How to: Import or Export Resources
Related Sections
Resources Page, Project Designer
Accessing Application Resources
Resources in Applications (.NET Framework)