Create project groups to handle
related projects at once. For example, you can create a project group that
contains multiple executable files such as a .DLL and an .EXE. By organizing
them into a group, you can compile them at the same time.
To create a project group:
1. Choose View|Project Manager to
display the Project Manager, if necessary.
If no project is currently loaded, the Project Manager lists <No
Project Group>.
If a project is
currently loaded, the Project Manager lists <ProjectGroup1>.
2. Select
the project group, right-click, and choose either:
Add New Project to open the New Items dialog box to add a new
project.
Add Existing
Project to add an existing project to this project group.
3. When
you have completed adding projects, select ProjectGroup1, right-click, and
choose Save to rename the project group to a meaningful name.
To manage a project group:
Select the project group,
right-click, and a context
menu appears.
Whenever you open a project that is not currently part of a project group, the product displays the project as ProjectGroup1. You may choose to save the Project Group, thereby creating a project group for this project. However, it is not necessary.