Close all tabs in Visual Studio

Question

I've arranged Visual Studio 2010 such that output, error list, find results and many other windows appear in the same "region". I don't know if that's the correct term, they appear as tabs next to each other. Is there a way to close all these windows at the same time, preferable a keyboard shortcut?

Edit: About the possible duplicate here: Close all tool windows in Visual Studio?. That is a pretty close question, and I didn't see it before posting. There is a difference though, I only want to close all windows inside a particular "region" not the solution explorer or properties. However I guess it should be possible to modify the macro from the answer:

Public Sub CloseAllToolWindows() Dim items As EnvDTE.Windows = DTE.Windows Dim item As Window     For Each item In items         If item.Kind = "Tool" And item.Visible And Not item.IsFloating And _            item.Caption <> "Solution Explorer" And _            item.Caption <> "Properties" And _            item.Caption <> "To-do Explorer" And _            item.Caption <> "Macro Explorer" Then             item.Close()         End If     Next End Sub 

Answer 1

Go to Window -> Close All Documents

The shortcut is ALT W+L

Answer 2

Right click on one of the tabs, select "Close all but this", then close the last one the normal way. Its not optimal but its far less work than closing each and everyone.

Edit: this only works for open files. Not error list, output or such. My bad...

Edit: In Visual Studio 2013 Preview you can now right click on any open document tab and select Close All Documents