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Lamprecht, Jan
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I did a silly thing with my ASP.NET IDE environment. I accidentally moved
the solution explorer & property explorer which
is on the right of the screen. After moving it, I could never get that
screen back to normal. Also, at a point, I double-clicked on
the form design and it seemed to expand it (maximise?) - but I can't get
that to minimise again. I basically want my IDE
screens to look the way they were when I first installed it. Can anyone tell
me what to do?

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Ryan Christensen
Go to TOOLS>OPTIONS in the dialog on the left go to Environment>Reset Window
Layout. You can grab all items in VS.NET and move them anywhere which is
very useful. It does take a minute to put it all the way you want it but
its worth it.

RYAN
Sr Web Developer
www.emarketinginc.com

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