The IDE has two basic window types, tool windows and document windows. For example, you could create a layout for editing and a layout for debugging, and switch between them by using the Window > Apply Window Layout menu command. You can also name and save a custom layout and then switch between layouts with a single command. For example, if you change the docking location of Solution Explorer and then close Visual Studio, the next time that you open Visual Studio, even if you're working on another computer, Solution Explorer will be docked in that same location. When you customize the layout, the IDE remembers it. In Visual Studio, you can customize the position, size, and behavior of windows to create window layouts that work best for various development workflows.
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