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in the solution explorer window... right click on the file and select open in windows explorer, that will take you directly to the file where it is located in windows.<br />
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And in case of which .net framework you are using, you have double click properties node of the solution and you can find the .net version number over there...
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in the solution explorer window... right click on the file and select open in windows explorer, that will take you directly to the file where it is located in windows.

And in case of which .net framework you are using, you have double click properties node of the solution and you can find the .net version number over there...

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My issue is - I already have a file open in VS but I cannot find where it is in solution explore. How can I find it in the file tree solution explorer?
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My issue is - I already have a file open in VS but I cannot find where it is in solution explore. How can I find it in the file tree solution explorer?

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&quot;in the solution explorer window... right click on the file and select open in windows explorer, &quot;<br />
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windows explorer does not presented in either 'Open' or 'Open With' option.
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"in the solution explorer window... right click on the file and select open in windows explorer, "

windows explorer does not presented in either 'Open' or 'Open With' option.

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I have a file open in VS2012. How can I where this file locates or which folder it is in? Also how can I know the version of .net framework the application is using? I'm just not quite familiar where such information is in VS. Thanks.
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I have a file open in VS2012. How can I where this file locates or which folder it is in? Also how can I know the version of .net framework the application is using? I'm just not quite familiar where such information is in VS. Thanks.

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The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.