Just switched the workspace, found that the previous configuration of Eclipse is gone, but also to re-make, by the way to record their own settings for Eclipse, and then the words can be compared directly.
Switch workspace to run, a brand new eclipse is in sight, but it's ugly.
Turn off the welcome, the uglier interface comes out.
Step-by-step:
first, change the interface
Change the interface theme first, apperance (non-unfolded), Preferences, general------Theme, Windows 7 Classic, Window Apply, OK. Well, the interface changes should be immediately visible.
For example, although quick access has a lot of uses, but I'm not used to it, so get rid of it: in quick access or the side of the dashed side left a little bit, right-click->hide.
OK, so if you're a little wider, there's only one line in the toolbar, like this:
The interface is almost finished.
Second, change the character encoding (UTF-8)
Workspace:
Workspace (non-unfolded)-right panel, Preferences, Window, Windows
Text file encoding, other, UTF-8
New text file line Delimer, other Unix
Other documents:
Preference, Web--CSS Files (non-unfolded), Window----UTF-8
By the way, look at the rest of the web, all changed to UTF-8, then the easy.
Third, change the JRE
Windows---Preference, Java---installed JRE to the right of the management choose their own installation.
Iv. Tomcat
Windows, Preference, Server, Runtime enviroment, Add your own
Five, change the shortcut key
Specific eclipse shortcut keys own Baidu, I only change one, because urgently need:
CTRL + ALT + down will find the "Copy Lines" check below CTRL + Shift +d, Window---Preference
This shortcut copies the current line to the next line, and because it is an Intel video card, Ctrl + Alt + Down will turn the screen upside down. Have to change.
OK, let's write it down here.
Settings after Eclipse installation