How do I get a Project with all XAML

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In Visual Studio 2013 how do I get a Project with all XAML?

Posted 23-Apr-15 10:52am

teledexterus

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Apr-15 17:57pm

What do you mean by such project, exactly? And what do you mean by "get"?
—SA

CHill60 23-Apr-15 19:19pm

Not clear

teledexterus 23-Apr-15 19:40pm

One that has Assemblies, Solution, Windows and Browse in "Add References" instead of Assemblies, Solution, COM and Browse like normal in "Add References"

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Apr-15 0:54am

It makes no sense at all. What is "all XAML"? How is that related to what you said above?
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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-04-23T14:03:00

If you want to start a WPF project then select that as the project type when you open a new project.

I'm using Community Edition of VS2013 so I have to go to the Online Templates (when I select "New Project") and then select a WPF template from the list - it might well be different in the purchased versions of VS2013

Basically ... select the correct project type when opening a new project