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Come here for solutions to common issues when you create your first C++ project.
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[Go back](#create-your-app-project).
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If you don't see **Linker** listed under **Configuration Properties**, choose **Cancel** to close the **Property Pages** dialog. Make sure that the **HelloWorld** project is selected in **Solution Explorer** before you try again. Don't select the **HelloWorld** solution, or another item, in **Solution Explorer**.
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The dropdown control doesn't appear in the **SubSystem** property edit box until you select the property. Click in the edit box to select it. Or, you can press **Tab** to cycle through the dialog controls until **SubSystem** is highlighted. Choose the dropdown control or press **Alt+Down** to open it.
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[Go back](#make-your-project-a-console-app)
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It's okay if you give the source code file a different name. However, don't add more than one file that contains the same code to your project.
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If you added the wrong file type to your project, such as a header file, delete it and try again. To delete the file, select it in **Solution Explorer**. Then press the **Delete** key.
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[Go back](#add-a-source-code-file).
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If you accidentally closed the source code file editor window, you can easily open it again. To open it, double-click on HelloWorld.cpp in the **Solution Explorer** window.
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If red squiggles appear under anything in the source code editor, the build may have errors or warnings. Check that your code matches the example in spelling, punctuation, and case.
If the path shown in File Explorer ends in *\\HelloWorld\\HelloWorld*, you've opened the HelloWorld *project* instead of the HelloWorld *solution*. You'll be confused by a Debug folder that doesn't contain your app. Navigate up a level in File Explorer to get to the solution folder, the first *HelloWorld* in the path. This folder also contains a Debug folder, and you'll find your app there.
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