Define Proxy Server details in MS Dynamics CRM 2013 tamplate project using CRM 2013 developer toolkit

Hi,
I am trying to create MS CRM 2013 template project using MS CRM 2013 developer tool kit. When I am trying to connect with MS CRM 2013 online , it is giving me error "407 Proxy Authentication Required".
Actually I am using proxy server for connect with CRM. In my custom application as well as using plugin registration tool I have define below setting in config file for avoid this error
<system.net>
<defaultProxy useDefaultCredentials="true" />
</system.net>
But in MS CRM 2013 template project I don't get any option to add config file. So I am unable to add this detail in project.
Can any one help me, how can I avoid this error for MS CRM 2013 developer tool kit project.
Thanks,
---vaib

Hi,
We can :-)
I will try to find a better forum in the list and move it
Good luck :-)
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