This chapter introduces you to the AutoCAD® .NET API and some of the basics of the Microsoft® Visual Studio® development environment. Along with an introduction to the development environment, you will also learn about the NETLOAD command in AutoCAD and some of the terminology used throughout this guide.
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Getting Started with Microsoft Visual Studio (.NET)
Topics in this section
- Understand Microsoft Visual Studio Projects (.NET)
- Define the Components in a Project (.NET)
- View Project Information (.NET)
- Work with Microsoft Visual Studio Projects (.NET)
- Edit an Existing Project or Solution (.NET)
- Access and Search Referenced Libraries with the Object Browser (.NET)
- Load an Assembly (.NET)
- Exercises: Create Your First Project (.NET)
- Related AutoCAD Commands and Terminology (.NET)
- More Information About Microsoft Visual Studio (.NET)
Related Concepts
- Understand Microsoft Visual Studio Projects (.NET)
- Define the Components in a Project (.NET)
- View Project Information (.NET)
- Work with Microsoft Visual Studio Projects (.NET)
- Edit an Existing Project or Solution (.NET)
- Load an Assembly (.NET)
- Access and Search Referenced Libraries with the Object Browser (.NET)
- Related AutoCAD Commands and Terminology (.NET)
- More Information About Microsoft Visual Studio (.NET)
- Exercises: Create Your First Project (.NET)