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3. The **Create Solution Run Configuration** dialog appears. This dialog will create a new named Solution Run Configuration for your solution. You can give any name you like, the default name is `Multiple Projects`.
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3. The **Create Solution Run Configuration** dialog box opens. This dialog box allows you to create a new named Solution Run Configuration for your solution. You can use any name you like. The default name is `Multiple Projects`.
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4.Click**Create Run Configuration**. The **Solution Options** dialog opens with the new Solution Run Configuration selected.
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4.Select**Create Run Configuration**. The **Solution Options** dialog box opens with the new Solution Run Configuration selected:
5. Select the projects that you want to start when you debug, or run, your application from Visual Studio for Mac.
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5. Select the projects that you want to start when you debug or run your app from Visual Studio for Mac:
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6.Click**OK**. The dialog will be dismissed, and the new Solution Run Configuration is set as the active run configuration.
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6.Select**OK**. The new Solution Run Configuration is set as the active run configuration:
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You can see that two projects are configured to start because both projects are in **bold** in the **Solution Pad**. In the toolbar, the new run configuration is configured as the current Solution Run Configuration.
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You can see that two projects are configured to start because both projects are **bold** in Solution Pad. In the toolbar, the new run configuration is set as the current Solution Run Configuration.
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## Next steps
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-[Compiling and building in Visual Studio for Mac](compiling-and-building.md)

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3. The **Create Solution Run Configuration** dialog appears. This dialog will create a new named Solution Run Configuration for your solution. You can give any name you like, the default name is `Multiple Projects`.
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3. The **Create Solution Run Configuration** dialog box opens. This dialog box allows you to create a new named Solution Run Configuration for your solution. You can use any name you like. The default name is `Multiple Projects`.
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4.Click**Create Run Configuration**. The **Solution Options** dialog opens with the new Solution Run Configuration selected.
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4.Select**Create Run Configuration**. The **Solution Options** dialog box opens with the new Solution Run Configuration selected:
5. Select the projects that you want to start when you debug, or run, your application from Visual Studio for Mac.
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6.Select**OK**. The new Solution Run Configuration is set as the active run configuration:
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## Next steps
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-[Compiling and building in Visual Studio for Mac](compiling-and-building.md)
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