I have visual studio .net 2003, the problem is now the solution
explorer window, and the class view window are gone, they are
originally located on the right hand side of the visual studio window.
I went to menu bar and click view and it shows up, but I want it to
locate on the right hand side as it used to be, rather than floatting
around on the screen. It really bothers me and I tried to move the
windows around and still couldn't make it look neat.
any ideas how to restore back to the original setting in visual studio?
please advise. thanks!!
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Hello Ken,
Go to the Start Page (main page when VS stats), then "My profile" page and
choose required type in "Windows layout" dropdownbox
BTW, you can change location of your windows manually, unpin the window and
drag it by the caption to the necessary location
K> I have visual studio .net 2003, the problem is now the solution
K> explorer window, and the class view window are gone, they are
K> originally located on the right hand side of the visual studio
K> window. I went to menu bar and click view and it shows up, but I want
K> it to locate on the right hand side as it used to be, rather than
K> floatting around on the screen. It really bothers me and I tried to
K> move the windows around and still couldn't make it look neat.
K>
K> any ideas how to restore back to the original setting in visual
K> studio?
K>
K> please advise. thanks!!
K>
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