How to open new doc tab labels on the right side in Visual Studio?

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Visual Studio Problem Overview

When I open a new doc, its tab label appears on the left side of the bar. How can I make it appear on the right?

Visual Studio Solutions

Solution 1 - Visual Studio

For Visual Studio 2012 and later, this setting has moved to the "Tabs and Windows" section.

Updated directions are:

  1. Click on the "Tools" menu, and select "Options".
  2. Under the "Environment" heading in the listbox on the left, click on the "Tabs and Windows" item.
  3. Check the box labelled "Insert new tabs to the right of existing tabs". This should be the first checkbox in the panel, in the "Tab Well" section.

Solution 2 - Visual Studio

To instruct Visual Studio that you want new tabs opened to the right of existing tabs:

  1. Click on the "Tools" menu, and select "Options".
  2. Under the "Environment" heading in the listbox on the left, click on the "Documents" tab.
  3. Check the box labeled "Insert documents to the right of existing tabs".

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Solution 3 - Visual Studio

In Visual Studio 2015, this option has been moved to Options --> Environment --> Tabs and Windows.

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Solution 4 - Visual Studio

In Visual Studio 2017 is the same like in Visual Studio 2015. Tools->Options->Environments->Tabs and Windows You mus check "Insert new tabs to the right of existing tabs"

Solution 5 - Visual Studio

In Visual Studio 2019, this option is still under Tools->Options->Environments->Tabs and Windows, but it has been moved down. It is now placed under Group tabs by project/path:

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