Is there any way to add an item to the Windows Explorer context menu that will enable me to create a new vs2010 solution in the currently selected folder?
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It doesn’t look like this has been answered. Here is what I found that will do just as you ask:
http://www.peterprovost.org/blog/post/ShellNew-Extension-for-Visual-Studio-Solutions.aspx.new url: http://www.peterprovost.org/blog/2005/10/25/ShellNew-Extension-for-Visual-Studio-Solutions/
I find it easier to create blank solutions using the right-click context menu because of the way I want to organize my file structure. Once I have a blank solution, I open it and add projects to it. This method gives me more control and is easier to manage.
EDIT: not finished…then browse to C:\Windows\ShellNew and create a new file named Visual Studio Solution.sln edit it with a text editor like this: