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I recently upgraded to VS 10. Previous versions of VS allowed me to convert tabs to spaces and to select the number of spaces that = 1 tab.

I can't seem to find this feature in VS 10. Does it still exist and if so, where did MS put it?

Thanks,

Barry

Posted 14-Oct-10 5:14am

BarryPearlman

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-10-14T06:08:00

Solution 1

It's still in Tools | Options.

Posted 14-Oct-10 6:08am

#realJSOP

BarryPearlman · Answer 2 · 2010-10-14T12:13:00

Solution 2

John -

I hate to be ignorant but I can't find it. Can you walk me thru the tree and get me to the "branch" that contains it?

Thanks for the prompt reply.

Barry

Posted 14-Oct-10 12:13pm

BarryPearlman

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Yusuf 14-Oct-10 18:20pm

Don't hit the Answer link. Use the 'Add Comment' in his reply

Henry Minute · Answer 3 · 2010-10-14T12:39:00

Solution 3

Tools | Options | Text Editor | language of your choice | Tabs

Is that what you want?

p.s. ensure the Show all settings checkbox is checked. don't know if it affects this setting but I always put it on.

Posted 14-Oct-10 12:39pm

Henry Minute

BarryPearlman · Answer 4 · 2010-10-15T11:44:00

Solution 4

That did it. Thanks to you and all of the others that jumped in and helped.

Barry

Posted 15-Oct-10 11:44am

BarryPearlman