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I downloaded the Ook! source, opened the .csproj and ran it in debug mode. The VS Experimental Instance fires up as expected, but now I can't figure out how to get to a blank code file so I can actually try writing in Ook! I don't see "Ook!" in any of the project templates.

Also, if anyone has a link to the Ook! video tutorial, I'd appreciate it. Can't seem to find it anymore.

mpen
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Because the Ook language service is geared towards files with a .ook extension, just create a text file, change the extension to .ook and open it in the Visual Studio experimental instance.

There's also a video about this on Channel 9, is that the one you were looking for?

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  • Oh...it even came with a `test.ook`! I didn't see it in the list of file types either, and VS doesn't let you type an extension when creating a new file, so I was confused. Thanks! And yes! That is exactly the video I was looking for. – mpen Sep 24 '11 at 18:21