Microsoft 9GD00001 User Manual
Chapter 1: Introducing Visual Studio 2010
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Exporting Selected Environment Settings
We’ll start off with export, which you might use to share your settings with another
developer. This could also be useful if you planned to make significant changes to your
settings and wanted a backup in case you wanted to revert to previous settings. To perform
the export, choose the “Export selected environment settings” option from Figure 1-17
and click Next to display the Choose Settings To Export window in Figure 1-18.
developer. This could also be useful if you planned to make significant changes to your
settings and wanted a backup in case you wanted to revert to previous settings. To perform
the export, choose the “Export selected environment settings” option from Figure 1-17
and click Next to display the Choose Settings To Export window in Figure 1-18.
There is a tree of options you can choose from to determine what settings to export.
The warning sign indicates settings that you might not want to export for personal or
security reasons. The warning settings typically have something to do with system file
paths or something outside of VS that you wouldn’t normally share with other people.
After you’ve selected options, click Next to display the Name Your Settings File window
in Figure 1-19.
security reasons. The warning settings typically have something to do with system file
paths or something outside of VS that you wouldn’t normally share with other people.
After you’ve selected options, click Next to display the Name Your Settings File window
in Figure 1-19.
Figure 1-18
Choose Settings To Export window