When I'm working in the VBE and jumping back and forth between modules to do
something in a big project with lots of modules and forms, it seems that I'm
opening new code windows every time I jump to another module. Eventually I
have a bunch of VBE windows open, when all I want is one window to be open at
a time. I usually maximize the window I'm working in anyway. How can I keep
the number of open VBE windows to a minimum (like one) without having to
close them manually all the time?

This behavior in VBE is no different from most other Windows applications.
After all, a workbook window in Excel stays open unless you manually close
it, right? If the window you are working on is maximized, shouldn't really
make too much difference in practice, I would think.

But if you really want to, you could, I suppose, write a VBE Add-in that
detects when a new Window is opened and closes all the others. I'm afraid I
will have to leave that to you - too much for my head to handle right now. I
will just keep on having all those open windows.

"Stratuser" wrote:

When I'm working in the VBE and jumping back and forth between modules to do
something in a big project with lots of modules and forms, it seems that I'm
opening new code windows every time I jump to another module. Eventually I
have a bunch of VBE windows open, when all I want is one window to be open at
a time. I usually maximize the window I'm working in anyway. How can I keep
the number of open VBE windows to a minimum (like one) without having to
close them manually all the time?