I've been working with Visual Studio 2017 for Mac for a while now and I'm not having any luck actually finding a way to deploy, package, or compile my project into a release executable. I only have my development files and folders.

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How to create, compile and run a project in Visual Studio for Mac.

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Troubleshoot outlook for mac 2016 issues. You are unable to add a recipient to Safe Senders in Outlook 2016 for Mac. Outlook currently only allows adding a recipient to Blocked Sender list. Emails from the blocked sender will be moved to the Junk E-Mail folder. STATUS: Workaround. To work around this issue, please use the Web mail server side to manage the settings. I then imported the file into Outlook on the Mac. It says the import successfully completed (5.2 Gb took a long time). When I open Outlook, I see the.pst file listed in 'On My Computer', but when I click on the folder, there's nothing showing.

This is a C# console application. There don't seem to be any versions of VS2017 for MacOS other than the community version.

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I can see the dropdown on their website for professional/enterprise, but the download is for the same nondescript visual studio with no options to change version or initiate a trial. This seems either like I am missing something big or a very silly thing to omit. Xamarin Studio now diverts users to Visual Studio. Can I get some help?