Address vendor feedback

Author: ghogen

docs/ide/how-to-set-multiple-startup-projects.md

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 Multi-project launch profiles are available in Visual Studio 2022 17.11 and later. To enable or disable the **Multi-project Launch Profiles** feature, go to **Tools > Options > Preview Features** and toggle the checkbox for **Enable Multi Launch Profiles**.
 
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 ### Create a multi-project launch profile
 
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 1. In the Solution Property Pages, click on the **Common Properties** tab, and select **Configure Startup Projects**.
 1. In the **Configure Startup Projects** section, choose the **Multiple startup projects** radio button.
 
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    Below the radio button, you'll see a list of all the projects in your solution, and whether they are set to be launched or not when you press **F5**, and whether each project is started under the debugger or without debugging.
 
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 1. Enable the **Share Profile** checkbox if you want to share the profile with other Visual Studio users by checking it into the `.config` file in the Source Control repo.
    Launch profiles are saved to a JSON file in the same directory as the solution. The **Share Profile** checkbox determines whether the profile is saved to a user-specific file (unchecked) or to a file intended for source control tracking, such as in Git (checked).
 
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+   :::image type="content" source="media/launch-multiple-projects/share-profile.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows the Share Profile checkbox on the Solution Property pages dialog." border="true":::
 
 1. Once you've configured the startup action for each project, click the **OK** or **Apply** button to save the profile.
    The created launch profile appears in the toolbar dropdown list, allowing you to select the profile you want to debug.