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Though MS officially replied that VS is lack of this feature, there's a workaround using macro. I found it yesterday and also added it in this posting: <a href="https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/520449/window-pending-changes-does-not-remember-flat-or-hierarchical-view" rel="nofollow">https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/520449/window-pending-changes-does-not-remember-flat-or-hierarchical-view</a> FYI, this is the workaround that I added there: <hr> (I am using VS 2008 but this trick may work for VS 2010. The details below are for VS 2008.) A startup macro can be used to workaround this issue. Follow these steps: <ol> <li>Open VS, make sure that Pending Changes pane is showing in Flat View and close it.</li> <li>Run Tools > Macros > Record TemporaryMacro.</li> <li>Select View > Other Windows > Pending Changes. Then hit Folder View button in Pending Changes.</li> <li>Finish macro recording and open Macros IDE (Tools > Macros > Macros IDE...).</li> <li>There should be TemporaryMacro() recorded under RecodingModule macro. Copy the contents of the subroutine. In my case, it was: DTE.ExecuteCommand ("View.TfsPendingChanges") DTE.Commands.Raise("{FFE1131C-8EA1-4D05-9728-34AD4611BDA9}", 4804, Customin, Customout)</li> <li>In the Macros IDE, go to EnvironmentEvents. In the dropdowns at the top of the editor which look like Types/Members selector of VS code editor, select "DTEEvents" and "OnStartupComplete" respectively.</li> <li>Event handler DTEEvents_OnStartupComplete() should have been generated. Paste the copied macro contents from step 5 above into the new event handler.</li> <li>Save changes and that's it.</li> </ol> Steps above may look complicated but it's nothing more than recording pane opening and button clicking action as a macro and registering it in the startup event handler. Hope this helps. <hr>
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