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--- public:t-gede-15-1:lab2 [2016/01/10 10:53] – [Preperation] marino
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 ===== Preperation =====
 You need to create a new project, and configure it like we did in the first lab.You have three options:
-  * Follow the instructions in Lab 1.
+  * Create a new project and follow the instructions in Lab 1. (Again)
   * Create a VS project template.  Instuctions below
-  * Create a new project the crude way. Instuctions below \\ \\
+  * or Create a new project the crude way. Instuctions below.
+<box green 100% |**Creating a project template ->**>
-<box|red 100%>
+  - Open up your solution explorer. **Important! You should already have lab 1 Working and running correctly inside your current solution directory!**
-**Copying VS configurations the farmers way ->**
+  - File->Export Template
+  - Pick lab 1 from the dropdown list of which project to base the template on. (next)
+  - Name the template and give it a description. Just something that you will be able to recognize
+  - Make sure automatically import is checked and click Finish.
+  - Now you can right click your solution folder-> Add -> New project -> Visual C++ -> "Your Template"
+  - Give it a name and the project should inherit all the configurations from the previous project you had configured
+  - If you wish to move the source files to the new project **You must copy them from the file explorer outside of Visual studio, visual studio only creates symbolic links to the source files otherwise.**
+</box>
+<box red 100% |**Copying VS configurations the crude way ->**>
   - Create a new empty //"win32 console application"// project for this Lab.
   - Make sure to add the project to the solution where the previous project is located.