How do you create only a project using the Visual Studio Command Window?

Question

Ctrl-Shift-B creates an entire solution by default. An entire solution can contain many projects. Compiling all at the same time can be very slow, especially when development takes place in only one project.

I tried reassigning Ctrl-Shift-B to Build.BuildOnlyProject, but it does not work. Nothing happened.

From the menu, the following option does exactly what I want:

Build -> Build [MY PROJECT NAME] 

Answer 1

Build.BuildSelection Team

To associate this with a key, click Tools | Customize | Keyboard ... then find her to link her.

Note : Build.BuildOnlyProject does not work fully through VS2010, at least.