[Help] Missing Tabs [Solved]
[Help] Missing Tabs [Solved]
When ever i open a project, there are usually tabs that let you switch between code and design etc. Well i accidently closed something and they wont show up. Also nothing will show up in the solution explore (no files)
Which version do you use.
Vb 2008 express
Easy just click the tool barr on the top and it'll come back up
No didnt work
Screenshot Will Help 
Here you go:
Or hit Ctrl+Alt+x or F4
Or hit Ctrl+Alt+x or F4
......... I meant Zman , He should post a screenshot 
and ToolBox does not = Tabs
and ToolBox does not = Tabs Here is a pic. And YES i am in a project. if you look at the top left you can tell. please help me
Click View, Solutions Explorer, Double click form 1 and you are good to go, You are looking at your datasource,You must have clicked the X in your solution explorer
Simulated Issue
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Simulated Issue
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Thank you. You saved the day again. How did you get so good (i am being serious) and good books i should get? what did you do?
Practice, Practice, Practice, Whenever you make a mistake and fix it, you learn
Do books help? yes, but not nearly as much as getting into it, trying it, and making mistakes.
"The best thing you can ever do is make a mistake"
NextGen1 Philosophy
Do books help? yes, but not nearly as much as getting into it, trying it, and making mistakes.
"The best thing you can ever do is make a mistake"
NextGen1 Philosophy
Atleast in some cases...
Meh, Most cases, If you don't make mistakes then your not a good coder, I know that sounds weird, but it's true,
Those who are so good that they need no help, or never make mistakes are the people who C&P and never try anything new.
Those who are so good that they need no help, or never make mistakes are the people who C&P and never try anything new.
Really? You have a really wierd outlook on things.If the guy is profficient in vb.net and has been coding in it for years,then I see no wrong in not making a mistake.If he doesn't make a mistake does that mean that he C&P's or doesn't try anything new? No.Iv'e never heard anything so silly. It mean's hes taken the time to learn the fundamentals of the language,and now knows what he can and can't do,and uses that to his advantage.
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