Missing preferences on Visual Studio
My preferences page in Visual Studio is missing. It is meant to be under file but it just isn't there.
I have been trying to change my code theme but ran into the issue of not being able to find the preference page. I have the latest version of Visual Studio. Is there any ways to get preferences back or an other way to change the code theme for Visual Studio?
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My preferences page in Visual Studio is missing. It is meant to be under file but it just isn't there.
I have been trying to change my code theme but ran into the issue of not being able to find the preference page. I have the latest version of Visual Studio. Is there any ways to get preferences back or an other way to change the code theme for Visual Studio?
visual-studio-2017
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
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If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47
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My preferences page in Visual Studio is missing. It is meant to be under file but it just isn't there.
I have been trying to change my code theme but ran into the issue of not being able to find the preference page. I have the latest version of Visual Studio. Is there any ways to get preferences back or an other way to change the code theme for Visual Studio?
visual-studio-2017
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
My preferences page in Visual Studio is missing. It is meant to be under file but it just isn't there.
I have been trying to change my code theme but ran into the issue of not being able to find the preference page. I have the latest version of Visual Studio. Is there any ways to get preferences back or an other way to change the code theme for Visual Studio?
visual-studio-2017
visual-studio-2017
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
edited Jan 18 at 4:45
Blackwood
2,88671728
2,88671728
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
asked Jan 18 at 1:04
Cooper WhitbreadCooper Whitbread
1
1
If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47
add a comment |
If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47
If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47
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Using Visual Studio Code version 1.30.2 as an example, I see that you can also set the Color Theme by using Ctrl+K Ctrl+T. Or you can use Ctrl+Shift+P to open an interface where you can get to any command. Maybe these also work in Visual Studio 2017.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 has color themes under Tools > Options > Environment > General.
And under Tools > Customize, you might be able to get your File > Preferences menu item back.
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Using Visual Studio Code version 1.30.2 as an example, I see that you can also set the Color Theme by using Ctrl+K Ctrl+T. Or you can use Ctrl+Shift+P to open an interface where you can get to any command. Maybe these also work in Visual Studio 2017.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 has color themes under Tools > Options > Environment > General.
And under Tools > Customize, you might be able to get your File > Preferences menu item back.
answered Jan 18 at 1:45
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Using Visual Studio Code version 1.30.2 as an example, I see that you can also set the Color Theme by using Ctrl+K Ctrl+T. Or you can use Ctrl+Shift+P to open an interface where you can get to any command. Maybe these also work in Visual Studio 2017.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 has color themes under Tools > Options > Environment > General.
And under Tools > Customize, you might be able to get your File > Preferences menu item back.
answered Jan 18 at 1:45
Doug DedenDoug Deden
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Using Visual Studio Code version 1.30.2 as an example, I see that you can also set the Color Theme by using Ctrl+K Ctrl+T. Or you can use Ctrl+Shift+P to open an interface where you can get to any command. Maybe these also work in Visual Studio 2017.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 has color themes under Tools > Options > Environment > General.
And under Tools > Customize, you might be able to get your File > Preferences menu item back.
answered Jan 18 at 1:45
Doug DedenDoug Deden
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Using Visual Studio Code version 1.30.2 as an example, I see that you can also set the Color Theme by using Ctrl+K Ctrl+T. Or you can use Ctrl+Shift+P to open an interface where you can get to any command. Maybe these also work in Visual Studio 2017.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 has color themes under Tools > Options > Environment > General.
And under Tools > Customize, you might be able to get your File > Preferences menu item back.
answered Jan 18 at 1:45
Doug DedenDoug Deden
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answered Jan 18 at 1:45
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If you had researched this, you should've turned up the answer mentioned here: stackoverflow.com/questions/10179201/… . Read the answer starting "Try resetting your View menu" and upvote it if it resolves your issue.
– Debra
Jan 18 at 16:52
I have already tried that and it fixed nothing.
– Cooper Whitbread
Jan 19 at 4:35
OK. The things you have tried already should generally be reflected in your question, so that people answering don't suggest the same things you've already done that didn't work.
– Debra
Jan 22 at 20:47