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Chapter 1. Introduction to the IDE > DIFFERENT IDE APPEARANCES
1.1. DIFFERENT IDE APPEARANCES
Before you start reading about the IDE and viewing screen shots, it's important to understand that the Visual Studio IDE is extremely customizable. You can move, hide, or modify the menus, toolbars, and windows; create your own toolbars; dock, undock, or rearrange the toolbars and windows; and change the behavior of the built-in text editors (change their indentation, colors for different kinds of text, and so forth).
NOTE
These chapters describe the basic Visual Studio development environment as it is initially installed. After you've moved things around to suit your needs, your IDE may look nothing like the pictures in this book. If a figure doesn't look exactly like what you see on your computer, don't worry too much about it.
