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4.2. Creating Websites

You start Visual Studio by selecting Start Programs Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. When Visual Studio first loads, it shows the Start Page (Figure 4-1).

The Start Page includes a list of recently opened projects. You can click a link in this list to quickly resume your work where you last left off. The Start Page also includes links to online developer content from Microsoft's MSDN website. Although ...

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