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I have all of my windows in Visual Studio arranged as I like them on my multi-monitor system. When I remote in from home to do some work, the windows are moved around in order to fit to my screens at home. When I come back to work all the windows are squashed onto one screen and I have to re-arrange them all to where I want them to be.
Is there any way to keep things the correct way when I come in to work?
thepaulpage
Posted 2015-04-01T13:49:31.677
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Visual Studio actually has a featured called Window Configurations that would probably help you out. However, unfortunately, there is no UI in VS to access Window Configuration. The StudioShell Add-In does give you access to them, so you could use it. In fact, the creator of StudioShell wrote a blog post explaining how he did exactly what you want, except with a docking station instead of RDP.
heavyd
Posted 2015-04-01T13:49:31.677
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This looks like what I'm looking for. When I have time, I'll try it out and report back! – thepaulpage – 2015-04-03T16:30:48.433
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Alternatively, you could set your RDP session to smart sizing & preserve your multi-screen setup remotely…
Tetsujin
Posted 2015-04-01T13:49:31.677
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possible duplicate of How do I keep my same 4-monitor setup when using Remote Desktop in Windows 7?
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2015-04-01T17:11:41.413The linked question specifies that all monitors are exactly the same. – thepaulpage – 2015-04-03T16:29:51.840