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press just<br />
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ctrl+f5<br />
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or <br />
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f5
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<b>ctrl+f5</b> is without debugging<br />
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and<br />
<br />
<b>f5</b> is with debugging<br />
<br />
That might help you.<br />
<br />
Thanks,
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ctrl+f5 is without debugging

and

f5 is with debugging

That might help you.

Thanks,

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I have many projects in a solution in VS 2010. I need to run one at a time and always I have to do the following: click in the project, mouse right-botton, Debug, Start New Instance.<br />
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Is there a easier way? It is only C# programs, not ASP .NET or anything like that.
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I have many projects in a solution in VS 2010. I need to run one at a time and always I have to do the following: click in the project, mouse right-botton, Debug, Start New Instance.

Is there a easier way? It is only C# programs, not ASP .NET or anything like that.

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