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I have a Visual Studio solution that contains two projects. One is a Windows Forms Application, and the other is a Console Application. When I build the solution, only one executable file is produced. Both projects have a different assembly name. How can I produce a different executable file for each project?
If you build the solution (F6), then both projects will build – but unless there is a dependency between them, they will build separately – i.e. you should be looking in two different locations:
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(assuming default layouts; obviously adjust names to suit)