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> [!Note]
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> [!Note]
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> Game Studio can't launch games for the Windows Store or UWP (Universal Windows Platform) platforms. To launch a game for those platforms, use Visual Studio (see below).
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> Game Studio can't launch games for the Windows Store or UWP (Universal Windows Platform) platforms. To launch a game for those platforms, use Visual Studio (see below).
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- 1. In the **toolbar**, select your target platform.
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+ 1. In the **Solution Explorer**, right-click in your target platform, then choice **Set as current project**.
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> [!Note]
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> You can only select platforms you selected in the **Create a new game** dialog when you created the project. To add additional platforms to the project, see [Add or remove a platform](../platforms/add-or-remove-a-platform.md).
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> You can only select platforms you selected in the **Create a new game** dialog when you created the project. To add additional platforms to the project, see [Add or remove a platform](../platforms/add-or-remove-a-platform.md).
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- 2. To run the game, click  in the toolbar or press **F5**.
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+ 2. To run the game, click  in the toolbar or press **F5**.
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The **Output window** shows the build progress.
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The **Output window** shows the build progress.
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When the build is complete, your game starts on the selected platform.
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When the build is complete, your game starts on the selected platform.
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## Launch a game from Visual Studio
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## Launch a game from Visual Studio
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-1. In Game Studio, in the toolbar, click  (**Open in IDE**) to launch Visual Studio.
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+1. In Game Studio, in the toolbar, click  (**Open in IDE**) to launch Visual Studio.
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2. In the Visual Studio toolbar, set the appropriate project as the startup project.
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2. In the Visual Studio toolbar, set the appropriate project as the startup project.
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The startup project configuration is updated automatically.
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The startup project configuration is updated automatically.
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* To start the game with debugging, click **Start** or press **F5**.
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* To start the game with debugging, click **Start** or press **F5**.
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## Remove borders
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## Remove borders
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| With borders | Without borders
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| With borders | Without borders
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To run the game without borders, use:
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To run the game without borders, use:
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