Go to your project’s output directory directly by using Windows Explorer as an External Tool (Visual Studio)
Let’s keep this one short and sweet.
In your Visual Studio 200x, go to the External Tools window (under the Tools menu). Then click on the Add button and enter the following information in each fields:
- Title: Go To Build Output Directory (Windows Explorer) (feel free to change the title to suit your needs)
- Command: c:\windows\explorer.exe
- Arguments: /select, "$(TargetPath)" (don’t forget the double quotes)
- Click on OK.
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