That looks like a very old version of VC++, but you did not specify which. The (not so) new MSBuild project files have the extension vcxproj and have a different format:
Nevertheless, you make these changes from the Project properties. By default, the output directory is $(SolutionDir)$(Configuration)\ in which case the <OutDir> setting is missing. You can, however, explicitly set a different output directory.
I know this refers to the MSBuild project format but these are handled similarly in older versions that were using VSBuild.
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.\Release is output directory name. Whenever you build your project compiler will create folder Release in the current directory and output will copy to that directory.
That looks like a very old version of VC++, but you did not specify which. The (not so) new MSBuild project files have the extension vcxproj and have a different format:
Nevertheless, you make these changes from the Project properties. By default, the output directory is
$(SolutionDir)$(Configuration)\
in which case the<OutDir>
setting is missing. You can, however, explicitly set a different output directory.I know this refers to the MSBuild project format but these are handled similarly in older versions that were using VSBuild.