How to modify project properties of custom project system in VisualStudio?

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I have tried to create a custom project system by walk through https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/cc512961.aspx and succeeded. And now I want to modify the project properties of this created project system. The second part of this walk through is guiding to create property pages for solution properties. (Solution Explorer-> Right Click on Solution and select Properties) I don't want to modify solution properties, I need to customize project properties (Solution Explorer-> Right Click on Project and select Properties) by adding new tabs and other items for my custom project system. Please help me as soon as possible.

Posted 15-Feb-15 18:08pm

Mathivanan KP

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Feb-15 4:38am

The MSDN linkk shows how to do it. You need to edit the project settings in the template.

Mathivanan KP 16-Feb-15 5:47am

Thank you Richard. Could you please provide the link?

Richard MacCutchan 16-Feb-15 5:51am

It's in the link you showed in your question.

Mathivanan KP 16-Feb-15 6:45am

Sorry, I cant find any content to modify project properties in the link.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Feb-15 6:51am

Look at Part 2.

Mathivanan KP 16-Feb-15 6:54am

Yeah, but its showing to customize Solution Properties which can be viewed by Solution Explorer-Solution->Right Click->Properties. But I need to customize the Project Properties which can be viewed by Solution Explorer-Project Node->Right Click->Properties.

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