Multi-Monitor Support

VS 2010 allows code files to move outside the parent window and be positioned in another monitor that is connected to your system.

In order to do that, you can simply click on a document tab, drag it to the new monitor and drop it.

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VS 2010 allow code files to move outside the parent window and positioned in another monitor that connected to your system. In order to do that you can simply click on a document tab drag it to the new monitor and drop it.

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First Posted	3 May 2010
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