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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / IDE / April 2008how to create multiple panes in VS2007
I seem to remember that I was able to create multiple windows by just dragging a document tab either sideways or up and down, although I haven't used VS in a while. Can this be done in VS2007? To be clearer, I would like an easy way to get to vertical or horizontal panes. Either of the same doc or for 2 different docs. thanks john >I seem to remember that I was able to create multiple windows by just >dragging a document tab either sideways or up and down, although I haven't [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > thanks > john VS 2007? No such product. Assuming you mean VS 2008, try the following: Tools->Options.. In the General tab, select Multiple Documents instead of the default, Tabbed Documents. >> I seem to remember that I was able to create multiple windows by just >> dragging a document tab either sideways or up and down, although I [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > In the General tab, select Multiple Documents instead of the default, > Tabbed Documents. oops, 2008, Actually, what I want is to have tabbed documents. In 2003 I could drag the document tab and create either a second tabbed horizontal or vertical window. So I would end up with 2 areas that contain one or more tabbed docs. I definitely don't want the "multiple documents" effect. I haven't used VS 2003 in a while, but I am pretty sure I could get this effect. thanks > oops, 2008, Actually, what I want is to have tabbed documents. In 2003 I > could drag the document tab and create either a second tabbed horizontal > or vertical window. So I would end up with 2 areas that contain one or > more tabbed docs. I definitely don't want the "multiple documents" effect. > I haven't used VS 2003 in a while, but I am pretty sure I could get this > effect. If this still exists in 2008 (I use 2005), right-click on the document tab and choose New Horizontal/Vertical Tab Group. You can also just drag the tab and when you drop it a menu pops up. Again, if 2008 supports it like 2005. (This assumes I understand what you're trying to do....) >> oops, 2008, Actually, what I want is to have tabbed documents. In 2003 I >> could drag the document tab and create either a second tabbed horizontal [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > jeff, thanks for the response. unfortunately this doesn't seem to be available with 2008. bummer! >>> oops, 2008, Actually, what I want is to have tabbed documents. In 2003 I >>> could drag the document tab and create either a second tabbed horizontal [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> the response. unfortunately this doesn't seem to be > available with 2008. bummer! You must have a screwy installation, because I just tried it and it works the same in 2008 as it did in 2005. Are you doing ASP.NET development, by any chance? Because I don't do much of that and I tested with a class library project and a WinForms project. Just drag the tab down into the document and release you will be prompted to create a new horizontal or vertical tab group.  SignatureHarolds > I seem to remember that I was able to create multiple windows by just > dragging a document tab either sideways or up and down, although I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > thanks > john > Just drag the tab down into the document and release you will be prompted to > create a new horizontal or vertical tab group. Harolds, thanks for the response. this doesn't seem to work on 2008. It works for me. SignatureHarolds > > Just drag the tab down into the document and release you will be prompted to > > create a new horizontal or vertical tab group. > Harolds, thanks for the response. this doesn't seem to work on 2008. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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