This video shows how to change the name of an executable or assembly in Visual Studio 2010. How can I change the “licensed to” in visual studio? You can change it’s name to see it for yourself. How can I change the “licensed to” in Visual.

To change the build output directory • On the menu bar, choose Project, Appname Properties. You can also right-click the project node in the Solution Explorer and select Properties. • If you have a Visual Basic project, select the Compile tab.

If you have a Visual C# project, select the Build tab. If you have a C++ project or a JavaScript project, select the General tab.

Neopets Referral Program Guide. • In the configuration drop-down at the top, choose the configuration whose output file location you want to change (debug, release, or all). Find the output path entry ( Build output path in Visual Basic, Output Directory in Visual C++, Output Path in JavaScript and C#). Specify a new build output directory relative to the project directory. Note In a Setup Project, the Output file name box changes only the location of the Setup.exe file, not the location of the project files. For more information, see Build, Configuration Properties, Deployment Project Properties Dialog Box.

Royibernthal wrote:When I build a solution doesn't it just build everything in it? Not necessarily. You might have a solution with multiple projects in it and you can specify dependences between them and then depending on which projects you build, only some will be taken into account as needed. But in the specific case of the tutorials: Only those files that are included in your main file will be compiled, so if you have 5 files: main.cpp (with your main-method) and 2 x 2 tutorial files (header and source each for tutorial A and tutorial B) and you include only the header of tutorial A in your main.cpp, then I think tutorial B would not get compiled at all, since it is not reference/included.

Royibernthal wrote:Do you mean copying the project in Windows Explorer? Looks like I'll have to rename many stuff. I don't see a right click ->copy inside visual studio.

Are you making fun of me? • Open the windows explorer • Navigate to the folder of your tutorial project • Go one directory up • Make a copy of the folder with you tutorial project • Rename the copy of your first tutorial folder • Open the Visual Studio Solution • Right click on the project in SolutionExplorer • Choose Properties • Click on General in left tree • Change the Target Name property on the right side • Close the dialog by clicking on ok.