This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

When I screw up the layout (including the tiling), I'll just follow these
instructions from Tom Ogilvy:

What version of excel? If Version 2002 or 2003 look for

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\6.0\Commo n\Dock

you aren't deleting a file. You are deleting a value in the registry.
Windows/Excel will recreate it with default values which should restore the
original layout of the VBE.

RussellT wrote:

This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

--

Dave Peterson

Not quite sure what you're talking about

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I screw up the layout (including the tiling), I'll just follow these
instructions from Tom Ogilvy:

What version of excel? If Version 2002 or 2003 look for

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\6.0\Commo n\Dock

you aren't deleting a file. You are deleting a value in the registry.
Windows/Excel will recreate it with default values which should restore the
original layout of the VBE.

RussellT wrote:

This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

--

Dave Peterson
.

Start Run Regedit

I'm sure you'll find the key from there. Delete it.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"RussellT" wrote in message
...
Not quite sure what you're talking about

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I screw up the layout (including the tiling), I'll just follow these
instructions from Tom Ogilvy:

What version of excel? If Version 2002 or 2003 look for

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\6.0\Commo n\Dock

you aren't deleting a file. You are deleting a value in the registry.
Windows/Excel will recreate it with default values which should restore
the
original layout of the VBE.

RussellT wrote:

This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the
VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the
left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full
screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do
I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the
screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

--

Dave Peterson
.

Thanks, Harald.

Ps. To the original poster. Close excel first.

Harald Staff wrote:

Start Run Regedit

I'm sure you'll find the key from there. Delete it.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"RussellT" wrote in message
...
Not quite sure what you're talking about

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I screw up the layout (including the tiling), I'll just follow these
instructions from Tom Ogilvy:

What version of excel? If Version 2002 or 2003 look for

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\6.0\Commo n\Dock

you aren't deleting a file. You are deleting a value in the registry.
Windows/Excel will recreate it with default values which should restore
the
original layout of the VBE.

RussellT wrote:

This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the
VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the
left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full
screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do
I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the
screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

--

Dave Peterson
.


--

Dave Peterson

Thanks very much for the help. You can't imagine how much time you've saved
me. As you know we're all creators of habit and I was so comfortable
working with the editor in my familiar format that when I lost it, it took me
twice as long to move around. Thanks again

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Thanks, Harald.

Ps. To the original poster. Close excel first.

Harald Staff wrote:

Start Run Regedit

I'm sure you'll find the key from there. Delete it.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"RussellT" wrote in message
...
Not quite sure what you're talking about

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I screw up the layout (including the tiling), I'll just follow these
instructions from Tom Ogilvy:

What version of excel? If Version 2002 or 2003 look for

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\6.0\Commo n\Dock

you aren't deleting a file. You are deleting a value in the registry.
Windows/Excel will recreate it with default values which should restore
the
original layout of the VBE.

RussellT wrote:

This may seem like a foolish question, but. I've been working with the
VB
editor and have gotten quit use to seeing the Project Explore on the
left
side of my screen and the code showing up to the right of it. All of a
sudden I can only get the Project Explore and code to show up in full
screen
modes or witht the code in a window below the Proejct Explore. How do
I get
back to the other format with Project Explore on the left side of the
screen
and the code right of it? Thanks

--

Dave Peterson
.


--

Dave Peterson
.