In Visual Studio 2013 on the Device Panel how do you add a Resolution and Scale Factor to the Display drop down? I assume it would also be the same for Blend. It seems to be missing the Surface Pro 3 Resolution/Scale Factor.
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I have some images in project.
I want to see size of image without any code. I want see to the height and width of image. For example in properties of image I see next information:
How can i look at image size in Visual Studio? Can I see it with help of VS?
I have an installed Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2017.
Open image from project inside Visual Studio. Click button Show or hide the properties window
Maybe it will be useful.
I'm using Visual Studio 2015 Professional on a Windows 10 machine with an Intel integrated GPU and high resolution Display Port monitors. DPI in Windows is set to 100% and I haven't done much with the computer besides using Visual Studio.
Suddenly when I came back to my computer (some of) the texts in Visual Studio were blurry, including items in the Solution Explorer as well as menus. Just everything blurry.
If I hover something the hovered something will become sharp again but moving the window doesn't make the text sharp but makes the blur change.
How to make the texts in Visual Studio sharp again?
In Visual Studio 2012, any time the mouse is over a Debug "Watch" or "Autos" Window, OR if the mouse is over a String Table, it flickers horribly on every update. Trying to scroll down through the String Table is so painful - you can watch each item get repainted with the mouse flickering the whole time (I have to move the mouse out of the window and then page up and down with the keyboard).
This didn't happen with Visual Studio 2008.
Interestingly, it also does not happen when I Remote Desktop to the exact same computer, same Visual Studio 2012 install, and even the same project.
The "Use hardware graphics acceleration if available" setting has no affect one way or the other.
I want to be able to store/load Visual Studio layout presets.
I.e. I have a laptop I work at with 1366x768 resolution. When I put it into the dock station I have a 1600x1200 display attached. I want to have a Visual Studio layout preset for each resolution.
I want to be able to switch Visual Studio windows layouts easily. Is there any addin available to fulfill my needs?
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Can I save the window layout in Visual Studio 2010?
Actually I was able to find the answer here at StackOverflow. The addin name is Perspectives and it can be found in Visual Studio online gallery.
Can I save the window layout in Visual Studio 2010?
That image shows what I'm talking about.
Visual Studio 2010 on the left, Visual Studio 2005 on the right.
If you ignore the jpeg compression artifacts you can tell that the left icons are much blurrier than the right icons.
Is there some way to turn off this anti-aliasing?
Developers seem to have a strong urge to change every icon people are used to, to be fancy, 3D and anti-aliased.
What was wrong with Office icons only god knows. Or why the clear and yellow speaker icon got replaced by two concentric circles, with 3d effects.