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Setting Up Webdriver in Visual Studio

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Setting Up Webdriver in Visual Studio Empty Setting Up Webdriver in Visual Studio

Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:46 pm
I have recently started looking at getting WebDriver set up in Visual Studio(Previously used in Eclipse). I have read multiple tutorials on the set up and I have yet to find any that are the same. It looks like there is a difference between the different versions of VS, but the basics are the similar. For instance, some say set up as a console program, some say set up as an NUnit test etc. Is there a best practice for this? Can someone point me into the right direction of a proper set up?

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