I'm writing documentation for some software that I wrote.  Specifically, I'm writing a guide to installing the software.  I'm delivering the source-code to my client, so I expect that they will want to be able to build from source.I explain to open the solution in Visual Studio 2010 and to right-click on the project and select Publish.There doesn't seem to be a clear and straight-forward way to explain that they must build it in Release mode or what the simplest way to explain how to do that is.What's the best way to explain this?Edit: In response to the comments asking me to be more specific, on my setup of Visual Studio 2010, there is a drop-down list next to the green icon that starts the debugger.  It doesn't have any label next to it.  That's how I'm familiar with changing the setting myself, but I don't want to write in my documentation, Click on the drop-down list next to the green button and select Release.  There's got to be a better way.  I am particularly concerned that if I get in wrong, it could result in someone changing the setting at the project level instead of the solution level.
How to explain to non-programmer to build my Visual Studio source code in Release mode?
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