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a. Select the view's title bar and start dragging the view.
b. While you drag the view, the mouse cursor changes to a drop cursor. The
drop cursor indicates what will happen when you release the view you are
dragging:
The floating view appears below the view underneath the cursor.
The floating view appears to the left of the view underneath the
cursor.
The floating view appears to the right of the view underneath the
cursor.
The floating view appears above the view underneath the cursor.
The floating view appears as a tab in the same pane as the view
underneath the cursor.
You cannot dock the floating view at this point.
► Double-clicking the title bar of a view to make it fill the window. Double-click
the title bar again to return it to normal size and position.
► Adding views. You can add a view by doing the following:
a. Open the perspective you want to customize.
b. From the main menu bar, select Window -> Show View.
c. Select the view you want to add and click OK.
d. The view will dock in its default position but can be moved to any location.
► Saving the perspective either by overlaying the original definition or under a
new name by selecting Window -> Save Perspective As.
Important! Until you are confident that you want to permanently change
the perspective, we recommend that you save it as a new perspective.
Once you overlay a perspective definition, you cannot reset it to its original
state.
To reset a perspective to its saved state, select Window -> Reset Perspective
from the main menu.
3.2.4 Setting perspective preferences
There are a few preferences you can set globally for perspectives. These
preferences can be seen by selecting Window -> Preferences -> Workbench ->
Perspectives. The options you have are as follows.
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