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Hack 13. Edit the Most Recent File and Project Lists

The list of recently used files is a good place
to go back to the projects you've been working with
a lot. You can tweak this list to your liking and make it even
better.

Visual Studio maintains a
list of the most recently opened file and project
files. Whenever you open a file or project, it is added to the top of
the most recently opened list. Visual Studio then uses the most
recent file and project lists for a number of different purposes. The
first is to populate two menu items that list the entire recent file
and project lists; this is shown in Figure 2-27.


Figure 2-27. Recent Files list

The second use is to display recent projects on the default Visual
Studio .NET 2003 start page, which is shown in Figure 2-28.


Figure 2-28. Visual Studio .NET 2003 start page


2.9.1. Modify Number of Items


By default, both of these lists display
only four (or eight in Visual Studio 2005) of the most recent
projects or files. By navigating to Tools Options
General, you can set the number of
items shown in these lists under the
option called "Display n
items in most recently used lists." This option can
be seen in Figure 2-29.


Figure 2-29. Number of items to display in most recently used lists

You can set the number of items to any number between 1 and 24. When
you click OK, you will immediately see the new files and projects in
Visual Studio.


2.9.2. Editing Most Recent Lists


There is no place in Visual Studio to edit either of these lists, but
thankfully Microsoft has released a power toy called

VSTweak to do so.


A power toy is a small utility released after
the full release of an application. It is usually written by the some
of the same people who worked on the original application and often
includes features or functionality that they could not get done in
time to build into the original application. You can find power toys
for most Microsoft applications including, but not limited to, Visual
Studio, Windows, OneNote, and more. Power toys are not supported by
Microsoft.

The VSTweak power toy is one of the more useful power toys for Visual
Studio and is the subject of a number of different hacks in this
book. The VSTweak power toy can be downloaded from http://workspaces.gotdotnet.com/vstweak.

The .zip file that you download contains both an
.exe and an .msi (Microsoft
Installer): you can double-click on either of these to install
VSTweak. After VSTweak is installed, you can edit these two lists by
opening VSTweak and selecting the MRU (Most Recently Used) Lists
Manager tab. This screen is shown in Figure 2-30.


Figure 2-30. VSTweakMRU Lists Manager

Using the Lists Manager, you can remove files and projects currently
in the list or add new files or projects using the Add button.
Normally you should not need to edit these lists, but from time to
time I like to clear them out. And when doing a fresh install, I like
to add my frequently used projects back to the list.


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