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## Using the Profile
After selecting the current profile, which is the *Default* profile that comes pre-configured, we can utilize the tree items. This allows us to execute collective commands and create various tree structures based on our specific needs. You can navigate through the root of the tree and right-click to view the context menu, which includes 3 options: `Run`, `Build` and `Add`.
After selecting the current profile, which is the *Default* profile that comes pre-configured, we can utilize the tree items. This allows us to execute collective commands and create various tree structures based on our specific needs. You can navigate through the root of the tree and right-click to view the context menu, which includes 3 options: `Start All`, `Stop All`, `Build`, `Add` and `Manage Start Actions`.
We can start/stop the applications with this option. Go to root of the tree and right-click to view the context menu, in this example *Acme.Bookstore(Default)* -> *Run*.
We can start/stop the applications with this options. Go to root of the tree and right-click to view the context menu:
- `Start All`: Start all(CLI, C#) applications.
- `Stop All`: Stop all(CLI, C#) applications.
- `Build & Start All`: Builds each C# application in the [Background Tasks](./overview#background-tasks) and starts all (CLI, C#) applications after the build tasks are completed.
> `Start All` doesn't build the C# applications before running. If you're running it for the first time or if you've made changes, you should build the applications. You can simply use the `Build & Start All`.
> You can change the current profile while applications are running in the previous profile. The applications continue to run under the previous profile. For example if we start the `Acme.BookStore.AdministrationService`, `Acme.BookStore.IdentityService` applications when current profile is *team-1* and after change the current profile to *team-2* the applications continue to run under *team-1*.
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## Folder
We already now why we need folder in the [previous](./running-applications.md#folder) section, we can use collective commands within this folder items. To do that go to folder and open the context menu by right-clicking, which includes 5 options `Start`, `Build`, `Add`, `Rename` and `Delete`.
We already now why we need folder in the [previous](./running-applications.md#folder) section, we can use collective commands within this folder items. To do that go to folder and open the context menu by right-clicking, which includes 5 options `Start`, `Stop`, `Build`, `Add`, `Manage Start Actions`, `Rename` and `Delete`.
You can see the context menu by right-clicking *Folder* -> *Start*, it's [similar](#run) like *Acme.BookStore(Default)* -> *Run* options, there are 3 options available. The only difference with root of the tree and folder is gonna be execute in selected folder.
You can see the context menu by right-clicking *Folder*. It will start/stop all the applications under the folder.
### Build
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## C# Application
The .NET icon indicates that the application is a C# project. After we [add](#c-application) the C# applications to root of the tree or folder, we can go to any C# application and right-click to view the context menu; `Run`, `Build`, `Browse`, `Requests`, `Exceptions`, `Logs`, `Copy URL`, `Properties`, `Remove`.
The .NET icon indicates that the application is a C# project. After we [add](#c-application) the C# applications to root of the tree or folder, we can go to any C# application and right-click to view the context menu; `Start`, `Build`, `Browse`, `Requests`, `Exceptions`, `Logs`, `Copy URL`, `Properties`, `Remove`.
We have several options in C# applications. Those options are `Start`(If the application started this option shown as `Stop`), `Build & Start`(If the application started this option shown as `Build & Restart`), `Enable Watch`(If the watch is enabled this option shown as `Disable Watch`), `Restart`(It's only shown when the application started)
- `Start`: Starts the selected application. This option doesn't build before run. If you're running it for the first time or if you've made changes, you should build the application. If the application is started this option changed as `Stop`.
- `Build & Start`: We can simply use if we wanna build first and start. If the application is started this option changes to `Build & Restart`.
- `Enable Watch`: When this option is enabled, there's no need to perform `Build & Start` after any change. ABP Studio watches for changes, re-builds, and re-runs your application automatically upon saving. If this option is enabled it changes to `Disable Watch`.
- `Restart`: Restarts the application. This option visible only if the application started.
Starts the selected application. Once it is started, *Stop* and *Restart* options will be available.
> When you start the C# application, you should see a *chain* icon next to the application name, that means the started application connected to ABP Studio. C# applications can connect to ABP Studio even when running from outside the ABP Studio environment, for example debugging with Visual Studio. If the application is run from outside the ABP Studio environment, it will display *(external)* information next to the chain icon.
> When *Watch* is enable you should see an *eye* icon next to the application name.
> Hint: Performing CTRL+Click on the start icon left to a stopped C# application equals to `Build & Start` command. Same applies for folders.
- `Run`: This option includes 3 actions: *Start*, *Stop*, and *Restart* for the CLI application.
- `Start`: Starts the application. Once it is started, *Start* and *Restart* options will be available.
- `Browse`: This option is available when a *Launch URL* is specified upon adding the CLI application. It opens the *Browse* tab, can be clicked while the application is running.
- `Logs`: It opens the *Logs* tab, we can see the logs for *Start* and *Stop* commands.
- `Copy URL`: This option copies the *Launch URL* of the selected application. It is visible if there is a specified *Launch URL*
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