I used to make my toolbars float in Visual Studio 2008, but it can no longer be done with Visual Studio 2010. Read the documentation and found nothing, any idea how to do that? Holding either Ctrl, Alt, Shift wouldn't help.
According to this - That's impossible on VS 2010.
Right click on toolbars --> customize... --> on a "toolbar" tab select the toolbar that you want to move --> click on the "Modify Selection" and select the "Dock Location".
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I like to display the results of the right-click > "Find All References" command of Visual Studio 2017 in a floating window and close the window when I'm done. However, every time I close the "references" window and then invoke "Find All References" again, the results are again docked to the bottom of the IDE. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
This works by default with Visual Studio 2019.
With visual Studio 2017 15.9.12 the behavior is like you describe and I see no way to change this.
I accidentally deleted data tab in visual studio 2010 design mode. How can i bring it back??
You can retrieve any window under the View tab in VS, you're probably looking for the Solution Explorer
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Right-click in your toolbox and select Show all or Reset toolbox
I tend to use certain options more than others at different times during my Visual Studio 2010 experience. Is there a way to rearrange the order of the options in the right click menu?
On the Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Commands tab. Choose a context menu and then customize it as you see fit.
I upgraded from VS 2008 to VS 2010 but the menu bar has not displayed. That only displays when I press the "Alt" key. I refered the question in following link: Missing Menu Bar in Visual Studio 2010 and performed as follows the instructions but no success.
Does anybody give me some instructions?
VS 2010 RTM out of the box does not have a feature to hide the main menu. There is an extension that hides the menu bar; did you install that? If so, uninstalling it from the extension manager will restore the default behavior.
Visual Studio 2010 now opens XSD files in design mode by default. I can't find any option for disabling this. Is there a way to always open XSD files in text mode?
Right click on an XSD file, choose "Open with..." and select the appropriate option - then click on "Set as Default" before you actually open it.
Visual Studio 2012, right click XSD file, Advanced, View with.