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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Managing Visual Studio windows when you change displays with your laptop Can I save the window layout in Visual Studio 2010/2012? - Stack Overflow: There's a nice Visual Studio plugin that lets you save and load custom window layouts: http://perspectives.codeplex.com (you can also find it in the VS gallery). I use it because I often have to switch between a three screens layout(when my laptop is docket) and a single screen layout (laptop display only). Wish I'd googled that a little earlier on. I've driven myself crazy rearranging windows when I go from three screens docked in the office to one with the laptop on its own to two at home (where I don't have my usb video out... at some point, I should consider getting another usb to video, but my personal Lenovo can output to two more displays and its built-in display doesn't stink like my work computer's does. (Overshare alert.)) Labels: noteToSelf, visual studio posted by ruffin at 9/24/2013 10:08:00 AM
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Just the last year o' posts:

URLs I want to remember:
* Atari 2600 programming on your Mac	* joel on software (tip pt)
* Professional links: resume, github, paltry StackOverflow	* Regular Expression Introduction (copy)
* The hex editor whose name I forget	* JSONLint to pretty-ify JSON
* Using CommonDialog in VB 6	* Free zip utils
* git repo mapped drive setup	* Regex Tester
* Read the bits about the zone	* Find column in sql server db by name
* Giant ASCII Textifier in Stick Figures (in Ivrit)	* Quick intro to Javascript
* Don't [over-]sweat "micro-optimization"	* Parsing str's in VB6
* .ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); (src)	* Break on a Lenovo T430: Fn+Alt+B
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