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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / IDE / May 2006tabbed documents order in VS 2005
Admittingly a minor issue, although an annoying one...I started using VS 2005 a few months ago, upgrading from the prior most recent version called VS .Net (which I believe is now referred to as VS 2003). I have my IDE set up for tabbed documents. In VS 2003, when I open a new document, the new tab for the document appears on the right side of the tabs list (near the top of the screen), but in VS 2005 a new document's tab starts on the left side of the tabs list. Frankly, I liked it the way it was before (new tabs on the right). Is there an option in VS 2005 to change this?  SignatureEd You don't have many choices. See http://www.vbdocman.com/blog/archives/10 SignaturePeter Macej Helixoft - http://www.vbdocman.com VBdocman - Automatic generator of technical documentation for VB, VB .NET and ASP .NET code Thanks...that blog pretty much tells the story. Count me in as among those who "hate" the new way. It constantly re-arranges the tabs for the open documents every time I open or close documents. I hope they include an option to change this in the next version. SignatureEd > You don't have many choices. See http://www.vbdocman.com/blog/archives/10 This is an example of my biggest complaint about Microsoft. They implement a feature that maybe a few people have asked for, but they make it the default in the new release. Every time I install a new version of Word I have to go turn off all the whiz-bang features that have been added since WinWord 2.0 This feature should be turn-off-able and the install/upgrade process should ask the user whether or not to activate the new features. At least VS2002/2003 had the ability to select an environment like the previous product.
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