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|Application|[Application Page, Project Designer](reference/application-page-project-designer-csharp.md)|Enables you to specify application-level settings and properties, such as whether you are creating a library or an executable file, what version of .NET the application targets, and information about where the resource files that the application uses are stored.|
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|Build|[Build Page, Project Designer](reference/build-page-project-designer-csharp.md)|Enables you to control how the code is compiled.|
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|Build Events|[Build Events Page, Project Designer](reference/build-events-page-project-designer-csharp.md)|Enables you to specify commands to run before or after a compilation.|
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|Debug|[Debug Page, Project Designer](reference/debug-page-project-designer.md)|Enables you to control how the application runs during debugging. This includes what commands to use and what your application's starting directory is, and any special debugging modes you want to enable, such as native code and SQL.|
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|Debug|[Debug Page, Project Designer](/previous-versions/visualstudio/visual-studio-2017/ide/reference/debug-page-project-designer)|Enables you to control how the application runs during debugging. This includes what commands to use and what your application's starting directory is, and any special debugging modes you want to enable, such as native code and SQL.|
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|Package (.NET SDK only)|N/A|Enables you to define NuGet Package metadata when publishing as a NuGet package.|
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|Reference Paths|[Manage references in a project](managing-references-in-a-project.md)|Enables you to specify where to search for assemblies that the code depends on.|
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|Resources (.NET SDK only)|N/A|Enables you to generate and manage a default resources file.|
|[Debug Page, Project Designer](../../ide/reference/debug-page-project-designer.md)| Specify debugging properties for a project. |
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|[Debug Page, Project Designer](/previous-versions/visualstudio/visual-studio-2017/ide/reference/debug-page-project-designer)| Specify debugging properties for a project. |
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|[Code Analysis, Project Designer](../../ide/reference/code-analysis-project-designer.md)| Configure the code analysis tool. |
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|[Publish Page, Project Designer](../../ide/reference/publish-page-project-designer.md)| Configure properties for ClickOnce. |
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|[References Page, Project Designer (Visual Basic)](../../ide/reference/references-page-project-designer-visual-basic.md)| Manage references used by a project. |
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The **Property Pages** provides access to project settings. To open the property pages, select the project in **Solution Explorer** and then select the **Properties** icon, or right-click the project and select **Properties**.
The following pages and options appear in the **Property Pages**.
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**Build Command**
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Specifies the command to run when you build the project. (**Build > Build Solution**, or when you run the project.) If used, this value is typically an npm command. This property corresponds to the [BuildCommand](../../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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Specifies the command to run when you build the project. (**Build > Build Solution**, or when you run the project.) If used, this value is typically an npm command. This property corresponds to the [BuildCommand](../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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**Production Build Command**
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Specifies the command to run when you build the project, when the project is integrated with the ASP.NET Core Web API project. Generates production-ready files. By default, this command is `npm run build`.
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Starting in Visual Studio 2022 version 17.5, this option is not present in the [recommended project templates](../../javascript/javascript-in-visual-studio.md#project-templates) for React, Vue, and Angular.
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Starting in Visual Studio 2022 version 17.5, this option is not present in the [recommended project templates](../javascript/javascript-in-visual-studio.md#project-templates) for React, Vue, and Angular.
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**Build Output Folder**
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Specifies the output folder for production build objects. For older projects, use this property when you use the **Production Build Command**.
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**Clean Command**
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Specifies the command to run when you clean the project. (**Build > Clean Solution**) If used, this value is typically an npm command. This property corresponds to the [CleanCommand](../../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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Specifies the command to run when you clean the project. (**Build > Clean Solution**) If used, this value is typically an npm command. This property corresponds to the [CleanCommand](../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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**Working Directory**
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Specifies the command to execute when you start the project. For example, an Angular project uses `npm start` by default. This property corresponds to the [StartupCommand](../../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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Specifies the command to execute when you start the project. For example, an Angular project uses `npm start` by default. This property corresponds to the [StartupCommand](../javascript/javascript-project-system-msbuild-reference.md) property in the project file.
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## See also
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[JavaScript and TypeScript in Visual Studio](../../javascript/javascript-in-visual-studio.md)
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[JavaScript and TypeScript in Visual Studio](../javascript/javascript-in-visual-studio.md)
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