I just realised that Office 2007 now shows multiple pages per default. I can finally take advantage of that huge monitor I've bought.
Is there a similar feature with Visual Studio?
Something like "View -> Two Pages"
Launch VS Code and press the “Ctrl” and “P” keys simultaneously to search for a file to open in the current project. Type in the file name. To open the new file in a temporary tab, click on it once. To open the new file in a separate window that you can choose to close manually, double-click it.
Open to the Side (Ctrl+Enter) from the Explorer context menu on a file. Click the Split Editor button in the upper right of an editor. Drag and drop a file to any side of the editor region.
The new experience is available by searching for “Find in Files” or “Replace in Files” in Visual Studio search (Ctrl+Q by default). You can also get to these commands with Ctrl+Shift+F and Ctrl+Shift+H respectively.
Now that we have enabled support for opening multiple files, we can use our mouse to open multiple files. Double-click the files you want to open in a new tab. Double-click on the files you want to open in the new tab.
You can use "Tab Groups". Visual Studio supports both horizontal and vertical panes (since at least Visual Studio .NET 2002 I believe, I haven't used VS 5 or 6 in ages..)
There are several ways to create a tab group. One way is:
Another way is:
Here is a website demonstrating this with pictures and it even includes showing you how to split pane with the same file. Handy when refactoring!
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