August 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1224 pages
34h 17m
English
In addition to having a Window object abstraction, each default tool window in the IDE—the command window, output window, Toolbox window, and Task List window—is also represented by a discrete type that exposes methods and properties unique to that tool window. Table 13.7 lists the default tool windows and their underlying types in the automation object model.
Table 13.7 Tool Windows and Their Types

To reference one of these objects, you first start with its Window representation and then cast its Window.Object value to the matching type. For instance, this VB snippet starts with a Window reference to the Task List window ...