>After working with VS for years I only just noticed that it is possible to split a code window into two panes !
>Of course it would be even better if you could continue the splitting process into multiple panes but even having two is useful where, for example, you want to track two methods in the same file. It would also be even better if the debugger would recognize if stepped code was already visible in another pane and switch to that automatically
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>If I missed that then I wonder what other useful facilties I might be missing?

Just being able to put different windows on different monitors is a great improvement in VS 2010. The debugger window on the second monitor, for instance.

I don't know how I got by so long with one monitor. One thing I do all the time is open Quicken on one and my bank's online site on the other. It's a lot easier when you can see both windows at once instead of having to switch between the two.

Now here is what I really want.

http://www.desktopped.com/featured/2010/03/nine-monitor-i7-q6600-monster-machine-with-five-ups/