I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, and while building a report that contains a large amount of text, I cannot justify it, there are left, center, and right alignments in the toolbar but not justify, I remember it was there in previous versions.
How can I achieve justification?
there is a similar question here but it does not answer my question
Thanks in advance
Right click on your column
Select Format object -> Common -> Horizontal Alignment -> Justified
solution for Justify in crystal report with visual studio 2010
**Right click on your Text Object
In format Editer
Paragraph -> Horizontal Alignment -> Alignment -> Justified**
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I wanted to change the way my workspace worked a bit today.
The way I wanted to set it up is to create a two by two tab layout so I can view and group 4 sets of (code) files. However, once I create a 1x2 or 2x1, only other option was to expand the existing layout (2x1 -> 3x1 -> 4x1 -> 5x1, etc, and vice versa).
Is there a way to create a 2x2 (or any other code tab configuration) in Visual Studio 2017?
EDIT: Seriously? You need a $50 plugin to do something so basic? There is no other way?
You may find my Task Canvas extension useful. It allows you to open code in multiple rows and, on a wide screen, additionally in multiple columns:
I hope this is okay to ask on SO, I'm not sure. I apologize if it shouldn't be here.
I reinstalled Visual Studio Professional 2015 yesterday due to a few issues I was having. With the new installation, my line numbers have a very wide section where the mouse reverses direction and select the entire line if clicked. I don't recall this area being so wide on any of my previous installations of VS2015; I know it was there in the first place. Is there a way to disable this?
This is the area where this happens, boxed in green. It's much wider than the line numbers fill (only 147 lines in this file).
There are two "margins" available in Visual Studio 2015: Selection and Indicator available under Tools > Options > Text Editor > General > Display. Turning these off remove some, but not all of the "extra space" and the feature of highlighting an entire line is still there.
If you want to turn them off because the extra space is bothersome, keep in mind you will not be able to see breakpoints unless "highlight current line" is checked.
probably a quick one:
what is this grey waves left oft the map mode of scroll bars?
scroll bar http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles/00-00-01-10-92-metablogapi/4265.image_5F00_12B0AD0A.png
2nd last screenshot from article here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cdnstudents/archive/2014/01/21/visual-studio-tips-and-tricks-enhanced-scroll-bar.aspx
with some luck I found it is part of the Productivity Power Tools 2015
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/34ebc6a2-2777-421d-8914-e29c1dfa7f5d
it seems to show the scope of blocks/braces.
Scrollbar markers
The blocks are also marked on the Scrollbar with previews. As usual, you can turn this on/off through Tools Options > Productivity Power Tools > Other extensions > Show code structure in the margin.
(source: s-msft.com)
I saw it in a MVA video, and it was not the first time, they use tools or features they do not explain...
This is a new feature in Visual Studio 2013. You can preview the code by just hovering over the scroll bar & not actually scrolling. The width of the scroller could be adjusted (according to the 2nd link in your question - 2 last screenshot has Wide as the width).
How to set it?
Tools -> Options -> All languages -> Scroll Bars
All settings wrt to scroll bar are present here.
I'm using Productivity Power Tools' Highlight current line feature. However, I'd also like to highlight the current column (i.e. have a vertical highlighting bar).
How can I do this?
I don't think it's possible. How could you have a common highlight column when the font is not Fixed.
Is it possible to get the selection margin and outlining region in VS2010 to work the way it does in VS2008 when you are trying to select a line of text with the mouse?
In 2010 you have to move an extra little way over to the left past the outlining region to select a line with the mouse, whereas in 2008 clicking in the outlining region also let you select the line.
In VS2010 dbl clicking in the outlining region on the gray line between the glyphs will expand/collapse the region but I'd prefer to be able to select the text instead..
Seems so specific that i highly doubt that it would be a setting. So i guess not, but correct me if im wrong.