There are times when I want to test new code from the forums or when I need to help my friends with specific C# problem. The problem is I don\'t want to create new \"project\" i
This is something I've never liked about visual studio. One thing (and probally the only thing) I miss from VB6 was the ability to create a project, and run it without saving it or anything. Was great for just what you said.
I typically have at least one or two scrap projects of each type, (Console, Winforms, and Web), that I just rotate and use. This way I'm not always creating new projects.