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Figure 2.1 Components of the initial Visual Studio .NET window that relate to the discussion in this chapter. The exact placement of some of these windows may vary.

As a way to structure our discussion, this chapter as well as subsequent chapters will use the Action-Result table format described in the introduction to present the steps required to create the sample code discussed in each chapter. These tables provide numbered instructions for the task, including the actions to perform and the result of these actions. In this section we will create a Visual Studio project for our application, compile and run this application from within Visual Studio, and look at the source code generated by Visual Studio in contrast to the program we wrote in section 1.1. 2.1.1 Creating a project To begin, let s create a Visual Studio project called MyPhotos for our new application. This application will duplicate the functionality presented in section 1.1. The

following table enumerates the steps required. We discuss the term project and other aspects of the application following this table.

percentage ratio of tasks that were completed to the tasks that were planned See Fig 5121 The project team s cumulative PPC is about 83 percent The Lean Construction Institute estimates that the average PPC on well-managed projects is about 60 percent This shows that the Camino MOB planning reliability percentage is much higher than that for comparable projects Although there could be multiple Figure 5121 Cumulative percent plan complete (PPC) chart for the Camino MOB project through the end of 11/20/2006 (Image courtesy of DPR Construction, Inc, California)

This is another way in which the interactive entertainment business is different from the high-technology business People don t give lab equipment as Christmas gifts, so the people who sell lab equipment don t have to worry about what time of year it s released But the game business is a lot like the toy business in this respect Nearly 50 percent of the game industry s revenues come from pre-Christmas sales, and this imposes a schedule on game development for the rest of the year In practical terms, this means that a game should be shipped and on store shelves by the Friday after Thanksgiving, the biggest shopping day of the year in the United States With this as a requirement, we can design a schedule by working backward (I ve included one in 4) Of course, in countries where they don t have Thanksgiving, the Christmas shopping season starts at different times; and in countries where Christmas is not observed, the ideal ship date may be at another time of year altogether However, it s true as a general rule that game sales don t do as well in the summer as they do in the winter, because people are enjoying outdoor activities rather than looking for ways to entertain themselves indoors Publishers don t schedule all their games to ship at Thanksgiving, of course; they need income all year round and not just in one quarter They will look at their financial forecasts and decide on a ship date based on when they feel they need the money (among other factors) But if a game is supposed to ship for Christmas and doesn t for some reason, it s usually a serious problem There is one other class of games that doesn t ship at Thanksgiving, and that is sports games Consumer interest in sports games closely parallels the sport that they re simulating, so ideally a game should ship a few weeks before the start of the game s regular season A pro football simulation should ship in August, and a pro baseball simulation should ship in March The cyclical nature of the business imposes quite a burden on game development, for reasons that are explained in Fact #3.

Result The Microsoft Development Environment displays with the Start Page shown. Note: This window is illustrated in figure 2.1. You may want to consider closing the Dynamic Help window (by clicking the X in the upper right corner of this window) while using this book. While quite useful in that it provides help related to your current activities, this window also uses quite a bit of CPU and memory resources. The New Project dialog box appears.

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