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Freeze modules in Visual Basic

tobyz95 20 Reputation points
2026-02-18T22:21:48.7666667+00:00

How can I freeze the windows(modules) in Visual Basic once I align them to my preference?

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2026-02-18T22:22:06.3033333+00:00

In Visual Basic, you can set the behavior and look of the development environment, including the alignment of windows (modules), through the Options dialog box. While there isn't a specific feature to "freeze" the windows in place, you can dock them to your preference, which effectively keeps them in a fixed position relative to other windows. To do this:

  1. Open the Tools menu in the Visual Basic editor.
  2. Select Options to access the dialog box.
  3. Use the Docking tab to specify whether a window is attached or anchored to one edge of other dockable or application windows.

This allows you to customize your workspace according to your preferences, ensuring that your modules remain organized as you work.

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