Do you find it difficult to find certain code modules from an ever-growing source code file? Since Visual Studio 2010 code editor doesn’t provide options to customize the background in order to make code lines look more prominent, users generally try out different themes to get their focus straight on code editor. Alternating Line Color provides a simple yet effective solution. Just like what Format Painter can do with Excel sheets, it applies alternating color to each line of code, so that users can easily differentiate line breaks and code modules. Additionally, it doesn’t require configuring any settings to bring the alternating colored lines formatting.
Before installing the add-in, make sure that Visual Studio instances are not running in the background. Just run the VSIX executable file to install the plug-in. After installation is finished, launch Visual Studio and from Tools –> Extension Manager, check whether the Alternating Line Color extension is listed or not.
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