Visual Studio Different color scheme of projects

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 I work on multiple projects at a time, so multiple VS instances are open at a time. While shifting from one project to another it becomes difficult to identify the project from the first look. It can lead to errors.

Solution:

Change the color of VM instance.

How to do that, One way is to do it from General VM settings and select the Color theme. But that updates the theme for all running VM instances at the same time.

Instead, follow these steps to change color of a Workbench:

1. Go to File > Preferences > Settings



2. Move from the User tab to Workspace and on the left pane expand Workbench, select Appearance, scroll to Color Theme and select from the drop-down.

3. Now you have set color of this workbench, to make it look different from others.

Example:



You are now set to make changes to multiple projects. :)

Please give your feedback or let me know if there is another way around for the same thing.

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