Is there any way to launch Visual Studio 2010 with a new document instead of the usual start tab?
I'm just curious--I usually use Notepad++开发者_开发百科 to jot down quick things, but Visual Studio seems like it would be preferable.
Here are your choices.
Curious, though, as to why you would want to open a full-fledged IDE just to take notes. That seems like precisely the kind of thing a notepad application is suited for...
You can make a shortcut that always launches a specific file, e.g.:
- Put a document called "notes.txt" on your desktop.
- Copy the Visual Studio 2010 shortcut to your desktop (to a new shortcut)
- Edit the shortcut properties (right click → properties → Shortcut tab → Target) to add this to the end of the Target:
/edit "%USERPROFILE%\desktop\notes.txt"
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