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Solution platform not being created in new Project's platform

Asked by packratt_jk in Visual Studio, .Net Editors & IDEs, .NET

Tags: Microsoft, Visual Studio, 2008, x86

I have a solution with a custom solution target (x86).  When I create a new project (.net 2.0 Windows Forms Application), it creates the project file, but only with the 'Any CPU' project target.  The problem here is that if I press F5 to run the app, it doesn't build first (presumably because there is no 'Any CPU' target), which is a pain.  To fix this, I have been going into the configuration manager, finding the new project, and adding a new project target of x86 and clicking the build checkbox.  After that, the project works as expected, building before running on F5 and so-on.

The question - is there a way to automatically have newly created projects with the existing solution targets?
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