Visual C++ and MFC Programming 2nd Edition

Visual C++ and MFC Fundamentals Chapter 1: Introduction to Visual C++

19. Press and hold Ctrl. Click and hold Open Workspace... Then drag it and position it
    anywhere on the Standard toolbar


20. Release Ctrl and click File to dismiss its menu


21. On the Standard toolbar, click and drag Open Workspace... to position it to the right
    of the New button


22. On the Standard toolbar, right-click Open Workspace and click Button
    Appearance...


23. Click the Image Only radio button. In the Images section, click the icon on 2nd
    column – 4 th row


24. Click OK on the Button Appearance dialog box


25. Click the Close button on the Customize dialog box

1.1.6 The Studio Windows..............................................................................

When creating your applications, you will use a set of windows that each accomplishes a

specific purpose. In some windows, information is organized in a tree list equipped with

+ or – buttons. To expand a list, you can click its + button. To collapse a list, click its –

sign

The workspace is divided into individual windows that, by default, are docked together as

an ensemble: