Start Page
As you first open Visual Studio, the Start Page appears in the main area of the screen. The start page is little more than a series of web pages comprised of HTML, and XML that is rendered by XSL. Additionally, it makes heavy use of DHTML. However, from an end user perspective, it gives the developer quick access to 1) project and solution management info, 2) community content and links, and 3) environment customization and updates to the Visual Studio.NET IDE when they become available. This video provides an overview of the functionality within the Start Page.
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