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Updated wording on VS Studio configure section so its accurate #34

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Expand Up @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ The SS14 client and server are independent projects, but both can launch with a

### Visual Studio 2022

In Visual Studio 2022, you can configure the build button to run both the server and client by right clicking the solution, then selecting `Set StartUp Projects...`. Once the menu pops up, then select `Multiple startup projects:` and set the action for `Content.Client` and `Content.Server` to `Start`. Once you apply the changes, hitting the big `Start` button with a green arrow next to it should launch both client and server at the same time.
In Visual Studio 2022, you can configure the build button to run both the server and client by right clicking the solution, then selecting `Configure StartUp Projects...`. Once the menu pops up, then select `Multiple startup projects:` and set the action for `Content.Client` and `Content.Server` to `Start`. Once you apply the changes, hitting the big `Start` button with a green arrow next to it should launch both client and server at the same time.

Note: If you're having problems with the program not getting built right, you may need to set always build before run. Go to Options `Projects and Solutions/Build and Run` and change `On Run, when projects are out of date` to `Always build`.

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