jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Wed Mar 24 07:59:03 CDT 2010
OK, I discovered that if I dragged the pane to the little "dock icon" in the middle it would dock on the side with the tabs at the bottom. I am still a little confused (nothing new there) but I am at least working. Now, even though I told VS that I want to use the C# environment, it appears that maybe it didn't set me up for that. For example I used to use F6 (I think) to build the project. Now F6 is ignored and I have to use Ctl-Shft-B. Also when I go to create a new project it immediately offers to build a VB project, not a C# project. I know I have found the property that tells VS which environment to use but I am not finding it now. Where is that thing? John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com jwcolby wrote: > Guys, > > In the past, if I had a couple of panes docked on one side of the VS pane, if I pinned them open > they would position themselves underneath each other. IOW one would be at the top, the next would > be underneath that one etc. There would be tabs at the bottom allowing me to select the panes > docked on that side and so forth. > > Now for some reason, when I pin them open the position themselves side by side, taking up just TONS > of screen real estate. Obviously there is some property somewhere that got reset (see Visual Studio > Brain Farts). > > Does anyone know how to set things up the way I know and love?