2 case of watch settings of projects

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when a project be loaded on vs2010, and right click on project name(under solution name)
in some project there is following tabs:

application
compile
debug
Refrences
Recources
....

but in my project i see following tabs:

application
Build
Build Events
debug
Refrences
Recources
....

why? how can do untile i see as first case

thanks very much

Posted 26-Jan-15 1:36am

armm1388

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 26-Jan-15 7:42am

What kind of those projects are?

ZurdoDev 26-Jan-15 7:59am

Depends on the type of project. What is your real question?

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-01-26T04:31:00

This is related to your other question error when compile my project[^] and for the benefit of any other reader I believe the OP means "right-click on project name and select Properties"

In general you might see the "Compile" tab in Visual Basic projects whereas it would be called "Build" for C# and other .NET projects. There have also been subtle differences between the different versions of Visual Studio.

There is no need to get the lists to look the same, although you may want to upgrade projects to later versions of VS this is not strictly necessary.

Just remember that "compile" and "build" essentially mean the same thing, and if you have any custom options that is the tab you will need to update.