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Re: .NET SP2 Released
"Jacob Grass" <JGrass@AbilitiSolutions.com> wrote:
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>You can also shift-Click on the Properties Window and it will pop open
>pinned.
>
Oh, I didn't know about this one...next time it happens I'll give it a try.
Thanks!
/Pat
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Re: .NET SP2 Released
Phil Weber wrote:
>> I love resolution number one: "Quit and then restart the > Visual
>> Studio .NET integrated development environment."
>
> Patrick: I have adopted the following solution (from the same KB article):
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> NOTE: It is recommended that you change your settings so that the
> Properties window and the Output window are not both set to Auto Hide.
> This will prevent the issue from recurring.
>
> If that's not acceptable, you may correct the problem, when it occurs, by
> clicking on the Properties tab, then clicking on VS.NET's Window menu and
> selecting one of the View options: Dockable, Hide, Floating, Auto-Hide. A
> nuisance, to be sure, but much easier than quitting and restarting the
> IDE. ;-)
> ---
> Phil Weber
You can also shift-Click on the Properties Window and it will pop open
pinned.
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Microsoft .NET MVP
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