I create project on project online, but I use project professional for create resource, I don't know how to export resource on project online , can you help pls
In Project 2013 & 2016, on the Resource tab click on Add Resources. At the bottom of that menu there should be a selection for "Import Resources to Enterprise". Click on that and follow the directions of the wizard that is launched.
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I did not find Add folder option in right pane of code explorer in tfs 2015. But there is Add Files option and I can add files to any folder in the code exploerr. Please refer to the screenshot below. Did anyone have same issue?
Download and install Folder Management extension to your TFS collection, you will be able to create folder from left panel:
According to the screenshot, you are using Git repo in TFS. It's not a issue, it's by designed.
You could not add folders in remote repo directly. The add files is more like upload file. If you want to add folders, suggest you directly push your local repo to remote repo.
Also take a look at this similar question: How do I add a whole folder to Visual Studio Team Services (was TFS Online)
I'm editing a Visual Basic application. I save some settings per user. I need to know where the application configuration is located in Solution Explorer.
If you are looking for the user settings strings, you can see them from the menu:
Project->[YourProject] Properties...
Then select 'Settings' at the side tab.
The project application configuration is under My Project in the Solution explorer, or the project window mentioned above, but the 'Application' tab.
Your settings are in Settings.settings file which is by default hidden in a VB.NET project. The file shows settings properties and their default values.
To show it you can:
Click on Project node in Solution Explorer
Click on Show All Files button on the toolbar
Open My Project node
Double click on Settings.settings to open it in designer
Alternatively as mentioned also by Jim, you can Right Click on Project node and choose Properties, then you can see the settings in Settings tab of project properties.
As I am pretty new to Visual Studio, this question may sound kinda dumb:
How do I install DotNetZip library? I am using Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop.
There is no setup for DotNetZip.
Simply download the package from its site, decompress the library somewhere in your disk and set the reference from your project to the release folder appropriate for your project type. Remember to distribute the DLL with your application.
Another simple way would be to use nuget extension to install the library.
There are many ways to add DotNetZip file in your project. I have mention only two ways below:
Way 1:
1. In Visual Studio go to- Tools->NuGet Package Manager -> Package Manager Console
2. Select your project from Default Project drop-down in Package Manager Console.
3. Type Install-Package DotNetZip and press enter.
Automatically the package will be included in your project.
Note: Sometime it does not work as expected.
Way 2:
1. In Solution Explorer go to your Project, then References folder.
2. Right click on References folder -> Manage NuGet Packages.
3. On the pop up window select Online from left menu.
4. Type DotNetZip on Seach text box.
5. From loaded list click Install button.
Manage NugGet Package PopUp window
I want to create a winform/console application inside visual c# that uses class library project from visual web developer, how do I do that?
Thanks
Right-click on the references folder in the Solution Explorer pane
Click Add Reference in the menu that appears
Select the Browse tab
Browse to the file you'd like to include
Click OK
You're done! The file has been added to your references.
I want to distribute the installer package to my clients. Please anybody provide me details information about how can I make setup.exe file for my visual studio 2008 projects. If I am failed to provide any necessary info please let me know. Thanks in advance.
Though this is written for C#, the tutorial should work fine in VB.NET as well, if that's what you're using.
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic58021.htm
In VS2008, add a new project. Then click "Other Project Types" and Setup and Deployment underneath that. You can then pick "Setup Wizard" this will guide you through creating a setup.exe and an MSI installer. This can then be built just like any other project, so when you make a change to your project, you can rebuild the setup.
In order to create an installer package, do the following:
Go to File -> Add New Project
Select Setup Project from "Setup and Deployment Projects"
From here you can add your files and when you compile it will generate an MSI file.
If you have access to a web server, i would publish your file using clickonce. This way anytime you make a change your users will automatically get the updates. To do so, right click the main project that you want to expose and click on the publish tab.