Multi-Monitor Support in Visual Studio 2010
In Visual Studio 2008, all documents/files/designers are hosted within a single top-level window – which unfortunately means that you can’t partition the IDE across multiple monitors.
VS 2010 addresses this by now allowing editors, designers and tool-windows to be moved outside the top-level window and positioned anywhere you want, and on any monitor on your system. This allows you to significantly improve your use of screen area, and optimize your overall development workflow.
If you work on a system that has multiple monitors connected to it, you will find the new multi-monitor support feature within VS2010 a big productivity boost. But if you don’t already have multiple monitors connected to your computer, this might be a good excuse to get some…
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