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Application name is not important just avoid *NuGet* as this would create a conflict with one of the *packages* we need to install as part of the dependencies, in my example I've used **NuGetRepository** but it can really be anything
Keep I am using the latest stable release available at the time of this writing but you can select a different version of the package suiting your needs.
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Once the installation step is complete I highly recommend to change the build type from *Debug*, default for new projects, to *Release* as this will disable all debug logging that is otherwise enabled for the solution.
Once this is done go to *Build / Build Solution* menu, or press F6 if you're lazy like me, to *package* together all files making up the solution.
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This will create a folder structure, under the path previously specified, containing all files required by the solution. Project path is visible in the **Properties** window under the *Project Folder* field
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