Vertically Splitting A Code Window, Is It Possible?

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Vertically Splitting A Code Window, Is It Possible?

When editing a C# file, I am able to vertically split the view, either via the IDE's menu bar (Window -> Split) or by clicking and dragging the splitter bar that sits just above the code view's vertical scrollbar. Does anyone know if it's possible to create a vertical splitter bar, such that I can have two views of one file, side-by-side, as opposed to one on top of the other



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Vertically Splitting A Code Window, Is It Possible?

  • markgrif

    Awesome! That's exactly what I was looking for.

    Thanks.

  • jjvkm

    AFAIK there is no command in VS to split a window vertically. I looked in the available commands and there are no options. However for source files you can create a new window using Window ->New Window which creates another window of the same file. You can then use a vertical tab group to give you what you want.

    Michael Taylor - 2/1/07
    http://p3net.mvps.org
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