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    Visual Studio 2012 Tips and Tricks – File Menu Dropdownlist in File Tab

    admin November 23, 2024 No Comments

    The File Tab in Visual Studio will show the list of files as list when clicked on the File Menu Dropdownlist. This DropDownList can be found in the right side of the File Tab.

    You can use the shortcut key Ctrl + Alt + Down Arrow to activate the File Menu Dropdownlist to list out the files that are opened in the Visual Studio 2012 File Tab.

    Visual Studio 2012 Tips and Tricks - File Menu Dropdownlist in File Tab

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