Important upgrades to the Visual Studio 2010 user Interface

Visual Studio has made an important user interface upgrade through the Visual Studio Pro Power Tool Tool plug-in. In addition to eventually fixing the Add References dialog box, the main modifications are what they call "Document well Plus" functionality. This feature dramatically changes the way labels are handled in the File window.

The new "Add References" dialog box looks completely different from the original dialog box. By default, this dialog box is much larger and can display the entire component's name. The check mark indicates what component has been referenced, and a sidebar provides you with more information about this prominent DLL.

Because it caches this component list, it can be opened the second time the dialog box is opened. Given its installation time of less than 30 seconds, this upgrade is worthwhile. Added a very fast response to the search function, we got a dialog that should meet everyone's needs.

This file tag has so many enhancements that it might be best to start displaying this setup screen.

As you can see, there are a lot of custom features. For people working in large solutions, color coded labels by project is a huge success. Grouping tags by project is also useful because it can "pin" a file window so that you can quickly return to that window.

There is also a choice of how to display the label vertically instead of displaying the label horizontally above the page. This is very helpful for widescreen laptops. In the widescreen notebook computer, vertical space is very valuable, but there is a lot of space on both sides of it is useless. This option is very good when you are working with many files at the same time.

Additional enhancements include:

• Press CTRL + Click access Definition-the same effect as the Content menu command.

• Fix mixed tags-tips for fixing tags and space mixing files.

· HTML copy-copy code using HTML format.

• Adjust Tasks-Arrange the code on the "=" operator.

• Move up/down the line command--use the Alt+up/down key combination to move the current line of code up or down. You don't have to choose this line first.