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enabling console application 1

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ajikoe

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Apr 16, 2004
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Hello All,

It is said that :
Enabling the console window is easy. From Microsoft Visual Studio®, right-click on the project and choose Properties. Change the output type from Windows Application to Console Application.

I use C# Standard Edition and I can't change the output type files from Windows Application to Console Application.
I can' t find how tho change it although I follow this procedure:
Menu Project -> Properties -> Common Properties -> General.
Only this menus exist:
1. Assembly Name
2. Default Namespace
3. Startup Object
4. Application Icon
5. Supported Runtime

There is no Output Type property menu.
Is this because I use Microsoft Visual C# Standard Edition?

Can you help me?

Sincerely Yours,
Pujo Aji
 
Pujo, I don't know why the OutputType property is not there.
Maybe this features is not available in what you name the "Standard Edition".
In VS.NET 2003 that option is there. There is no change in the source code when you switch Windows Application with Console Application. Only the .exe produced differs.
There are reasons do not switch app windows to console application.
-obislavu-
 
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