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CHAPTER 11
Developing ASp.neT ApplicATionS
4.
Start Visual Studio and choose File
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Open
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Project/Solution. Locate 
CMD.EXE
found in the 
\Windows\System32
folder and click Open. This step creates a project based on the com-
mand processor.
5.
Right-click cmd in Solution Explorer and choose Properties from the context menu. You see 
the General tab of the cmd Properties window, as shown in Figure 11-4.
FIguRE 11-4: 
Set the properties for your project.
6.
Type 
/C Start.BAT 85 “C:\0255 - Source Code\Chapter11\Calculator“
in the 
Arguments field. The arguments start with the 
/C
command line switch, which tells the com-
mand processor to process all of the commands you’ve requested, and then terminate itself. 
The 
Start.BAT
argument is the file you created in Step 3. This batch file requires two input 
arguments, the port number you want to use and the location of the example application.
7.
Type the location of your project, such as 
C:\0255 - Source Code\Chapter11\
Calculator
, in the Working Directory folder.
8.
Right-click the Solution entry in Solution Explorer and choose Add
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New Item from the 
context menu. You’ll see the Add New Item dialog box shown in Figure 11-5.
9.
Highlight the HTML Page template and type 
Default.ASPX
in the Name field. Click Add. 
Visual Studio adds a new ASPX file to your project.
10.
Right-click the Solution entry in Solution Explorer and choose Add
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New Item from the 
context menu to display the Add New Item dialog box again.
11.
Highlight the Text File template and type 
Default.ASPX.py
in the Name field. Click Add. 
Visual Studio adds the code behind file for the 
Default.ASPX
page.
12.
Copy the 
Web.CONFIG
file from the 
hello-webforms
folder to your project folder.
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