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I am creating a Visual Studio .NET plugin using DXCore for my group to use and have been trying to figure out how to open the plugin in a tab like source control does instead of it opening in a new window. Any Ideas how this can be done???

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Yes, I do mean Visual Studio plugin. Sorry.

ChrisLed
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If you create the plug-in as a "Tool Window" plug-in, you should be able to dock the created window in the normal docking locations in VS.Net

Purple Ant
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You can accomplish this by creating a ToolWindowPlugin and a StandardPlugin. Once the ToolWindowPlugin is accessable from the Menu Bar, you can programatically call it from a Keystroke event on the StandardPlugin.

There is a good example of this in the dxCore Community Plugins CR_WorkBench project http://code.google.com/p/dxcorecommunityplugins/source/browse/trunk/CR_WorkBench/?r=156

References: http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/Q205791.aspx

Keith