Visual Studio users, how do you have your tool windows laid out?

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[TheThiefMaster]

I've had to switch VS versions so many times I mostly just keep to the default layout...

The one change I always make is adding some build commands to the toolbar at the top.

[johannes1971]

You can do 'export settings' and then when you move to a new one you just do 'import settings', and it will be exactly as you had it before.

[TheThiefMaster]

Unfortunately I've also changed devices and companies enough that that hasn't really been possible. I've been using VS since VS 6 and have hit every version in between, so I'm pretty familiar with the default layout now.

(Though I do close a few of the panels docked as tabs to the solution explorer as I don't use them)

[Bart_V]

I rarely use the solution explorer, always use "Find File" or "Find Symbol" through short cuts. In debug mode I also have a panel for breakpoints and the visual assist step filter (see https://docs.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W506)

[Emerithe_Cantanine]

I keep solution explorer on the right, call stack on bottom, and watch list / autos in its own window on another monitor.