How to Run a Windows Script With a File Extension CS

Microsoft development applications handle CS files.

CS script files are source code files for the C# (pronounced "C Sharp") programming language. The C# language is developed by Microsoft for .NET applications and is also part of Microsoft's Common Language Infrastructure. C# is related to C and C++ in that it is an object-oriented programming language. Adobe Dreamweaver, Microsoft Visual Studio and IC Code SharpDevelop are all applications that can be used to open CS files.

Instructions

1. Download and install Adobe Dreamweaver, Microsoft Visual Studio or IC Code SharpDevelop. The choice of which software to use is arbitrary and based on your personal preference.

2. Launch your preferred development application.

3. Click the "File" menu and select "Open" from the menu options. The application's file browser will open.

4. Navigate to the folder containing the CS file.

5. Select the CS script file and click the "Open" dialog to open the script in your preferred development application. You can then run or modify the script.

References

• FileInfo: CS File Extension
• FileSuffix: Details of Extension .CS

Resources

• Adobe: Dreamweaver CS5
• Microsoft: Visual Studio
• ICSharpCode/SharpDevelop: The Open Source Development Environment for .NET