StudioTools: Tear Off Editor Window
This is one of those features that you think would be built in to Visual Studio. Without StudioTools you can only have multiple documents open by splitting the editor into tag groups. TestMatrix however let's you float multiple, independent editor windows. You can open as many as you like, float them outside of the main interface or a second monitor. You can even dock editor windows into the workspace at any point.
Tearing off a window
Tearing off a window
To create a floating editor window, right click inside an editor window and select Tear Off Editor from the context menu. This will float the editor window above the Visual Studio workspace. This is still a fully functional editor, it's just no longer bound to the tabbed editor pane, nor Visual Studio itself. Like other windows, you can right click on the title bar to enable docking and other window features.
Reattaching editor window
Reattaching editor window
To reattach your window in the editor, right click on the title bar and change the type to "Tabbed Document". Alternatively, drag the window over the Visual Studio's tabbed editor and when the docking controls become visible, select the tabbed document icon in the middle of the docking area.