code view not all the way to right

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In VS 2005, all of a sudden, my code page (where all the tabs are) will not
go all the way to the right scrollbar. It stops about an inch before it.

I can drag it about a half an inch to the right but not all the way and when
Solution Explorer or Properties open, they push the window back to an inch
away from the scroll bar.

Not sure what caused this but how can I get it to go all the way to the
right again?

Thanks,

Tom
 
In VS 2005, all of a sudden, my code page (where all the tabs are) will
not go all the way to the right scrollbar. It stops about an inch before
it.

I can drag it about a half an inch to the right but not all the way and
when Solution Explorer or Properties open, they push the window back to an
inch away from the scroll bar.

Not sure what caused this but how can I get it to go all the way to the
right again?
Click to expand...

I'm not sure I understand what you're describing. Can you take a screen shot
and post it somewhere and then give us the link? (Actually, this question
probably belongs in the IDE group, but that's not a very active group
anymore.)
 
In VS 2005, all of a sudden, my code page (where all the tabs are) will
not go all the way to the right scrollbar. It stops about an inch before
it.

I can drag it about a half an inch to the right but not all the way and
when Solution Explorer or Properties open, they push the window back to an
inch away from the scroll bar.

Not sure what caused this but how can I get it to go all the way to the
right again?
Click to expand...

I'm not sure I understand what you're describing. Can you take a screen shot
and post it somewhere and then give us the link? (Actually, this question
probably belongs in the IDE group, but that's not a very active group
anymore.)
 
Actually, I don't have anywhere to post it.

What I am talking about is the main window where you edit the C# or aspx
code. This window normally goes all the way to the right. If you close all
the files that are displayed in this window, it is black but there is a tan
rectangle about an inch wide on the right next to the right scroll bar as if
there is another window there, but there isn't and there isn't a way to
close it.

Tom
 
Actually, I don't have anywhere to post it.

What I am talking about is the main window where you edit the C# or aspx
code. This window normally goes all the way to the right. If you close all
the files that are displayed in this window, it is black but there is a tan
rectangle about an inch wide on the right next to the right scroll bar as if
there is another window there, but there isn't and there isn't a way to
close it.

Tom
 
tshad said:
Actually, I don't have anywhere to post it.

What I am talking about is the main window where you edit the C# or aspx
code. This window normally goes all the way to the right. If you close
all the files that are displayed in this window, it is black but there is
a tan rectangle about an inch wide on the right next to the right scroll
bar as if there is another window there, but there isn't and there isn't a
way to close it.

Tom
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On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to something
more familiar.
 
tshad said:
Actually, I don't have anywhere to post it.

What I am talking about is the main window where you edit the C# or aspx
code. This window normally goes all the way to the right. If you close
all the files that are displayed in this window, it is black but there is
a tan rectangle about an inch wide on the right next to the right scroll
bar as if there is another window there, but there isn't and there isn't a
way to close it.

Tom
Click to expand...


On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to something
more familiar.
 
On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to
something more familiar.
Click to expand...

And maybe disable all add-ins as well.

tshad, you might consider firing up Spy++ and see if you can determine if
there really is a window there or not. Just use the Find feature and drag
the crosshairs over that "dead area."
 
On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to
something more familiar.
Click to expand...

And maybe disable all add-ins as well.

tshad, you might consider firing up Spy++ and see if you can determine if
there really is a window there or not. Just use the Find feature and drag
the crosshairs over that "dead area."
 
Family Tree Mike said:
On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to
something more familiar.
Click to expand...
Didn't get a chance to try that, but I finally just undocked my windows and
then redocked them and then it was fine.

Thanks,

Tom
 
Family Tree Mike said:
On the "Window" menu, try the option "Reset Window Layout". I cannot
picture what you are describing either, but this should get you to
something more familiar.
Click to expand...
Didn't get a chance to try that, but I finally just undocked my windows and
then redocked them and then it was fine.

Thanks,

Tom
 
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