Using C# Express!

Using C# Express!

• vikedal

  is there some option in C# Express to make it is executed as executable and not in "Quick Console"

  
  
  

• genuine_tuffguy

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/usingcsharpexpress.asp
  
  

• Yoann

  is there anyway i can learn c# in an instant i'm just a beginner here, you know.do you guys have c# tips 101 or something i wan't to build some windows form application for our job. thanks, best regards...
  
  

• web_dev_caci

  In Tools->Options, select Debugging->General. In the list of options, uncheck "Redirect all console output to the Quick Console window".
  
  Best regards,
  Johan Stenberg
  
  

• BNLBob

  Sorry, I haven't had time to do any blogging yet. And I don't have access to any secret Express IDE manuals
  
  I do know a thing or two about what's included/what's missing/how to change settings in the different IDEs since I've made a few modifications for the Visual Basic Express IDE, so if you have any further questions, please fire away.
  
  Best regards,
  Johan Stenberg
  
  
  
  

• Eno

  , Johan!
  
  Thansk, it is I want to make!
  
  Do you blog , or manuals , about Express IDE's ..
  
  I'm now testing C# Express 2005..
  
  my mail es: supersergioman@hotmail.com.
  
  Thanks.

  
  
  

• Dave_Novak

  Hi,
  
  
  I guess your reffering to the instance where your console just pops out after your program executes. If you want to see your output before the console closes then you would have to put a readline(Console.ReadLine()) statement at the end of your program. But if you want to execute it in the console, then you'll have to manually execute your .exe (w/c is located in yourprojectdir/Bin/Debug) in a command window...
  
  
  
  
  
  
  cheers,
  
  
  Paul June A. Domag
  
  

• drosselo

  Do you mean in some other way than double-clicking the *.exe [ If you navigate to ..\bin\Debug\*.exe  ]
  
  
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