I am trying to make resizing adjustments to my MDI application in visual studio 2010 and i cannot see the anchor and dock properties in the properties tab when i click on my form. Is there a setting i need to turn on? Does anyone know the change i need to make?
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This is found at the bottom of editor windows in Visual Studio:
What is it called? The editor status bar?
I can't seem to find Visual Studio Extensibility docs on how it can be customised. Can it be customised and if so can someone point me in the right direction?
In Visual Studio 2019, I can see this icon to adjust the different panes:
What is this feature name in VS 2019 and VS 2017?
This handle can vertically split the editor.
That's the splitter control. It's found in a lot Microsoft apps like Word or Excel. Alternatively click Split on the Window menu. See Customize window layouts in Visual Studio
It's similar to Splitter Control for Windows Forms
Is there any window in Visual Studio 2010 that can be used to find controls?
I want to see the list of all controls used in my project.
On top of the property window there is a dropdown menu where all the controls of the open file are listed and you can select them in there. This could be usefull if you have hidden controls not appearing on your form.
I wanted to know how Visual Studio Toolbox displays only a sub-set of Controls of all the controls depending on the document open. Document can be any file, for example, when WindowsForms is open, any component that can be dropped appears on the toolbox.
How does Visual Studio does it?
I have Visual Studio SDK installed. How do I know which tabs are hidden and which tabs are displayed. (Of course "Show All.." is unchecked).
Thanks!!
-Datte
I am trying to set ConsumeContainerWhitespace using the Report Designer in Visual Studio 2008, but I can't find the property in the GUI. Since I can't find it, I'm wondering if this is new to VS 2010. Is it possible to set this property in VS 2008? If so, how is it done?
You can set this property using the VS2008 GUI. Just click on the report surface and hit F4 to bring up the properties window, and then select "Report" in the object selector at the top of the window. You should then see the ConsumeContanierWhitespace property. (see the screen shot below).
For those who have Visual Studio 2012
Click on the Report1.rdlc and it will open in the VS 2012
Click Outside the Report1.rdlc and PRESS F4 it will open Properties.
there you will find the ConsumeContainerWhiteSpace property.