How do I change my Build so that it is release and not debug?

I scoured help but apparently I'm missing something? All that matza I ate during Pessach caused all my blood to head south to digest it and left none for my brain.

dennist

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# 1

I changed it in project properties from debug to release. However, when I built it, the application does not show up in /bin/release

dennist

dennist at 2007-8-21 >

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# 2

To compile an application with the Release configuration, first make sure the Standard toolbar is being displayed in VS. If you hover over the dropdown-list that has "Debug" listed in it, the tooltip should display "Solution Configurations". Click and select "Release", then re-compile your application.

If you don't see it, then reset your toolbars.

JasonLocke at 2007-8-21 >

# 3

I have team edition beta 2. I reset the standard toolbar. There is a start debugging button and a stop debugging button, but o dropdown list of any kind.

dennist

dennist at 2007-8-21 >

# 4

I agree. I don't have the "Solution Configurations" item either.

ljlevend at 2007-8-21 >

# 5

What version of Visual Studio (Express, Standard, etc) are you using? What profile do you have selected?

JoshLedgard at 2007-8-21 >

# 6

team edition beta 2

dennist at 2007-8-21 >

# 7

Go to Tools | Options.
Under Projects and Solutions check Show advanced build options.
The Build menu should now have the Configuration Manager.
Robert

RobertGreen at 2007-8-21 >

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