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Using the Package Wizard to create an Editor Package in VS

Posted By: acangialosi | Jul 12th, 2006 @ 1:13 PM | 17,445 Views | 1 Comment

This beginner screencast demonstrates how to use the package wizard to create an editor package that can be loaded into Visual Studio. It also introduces some of the features available from the project generated as well as those found in the SingleViewEditor sample.

Anthony Cangialosi

Tags: Visual Studio, VS SDK

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