View

Will open the Project Manager.
 

Will display the Translation Manager.
 

Will open the Object Inspector if it has been closed. 
 

Open the Object TreeView
 

Will open the to-do list which displays programming tasks that you need to do to complete the current project 
you are working on.
 

Will open the Alignment Palette which is very useful for aligning components.
 

Will open the Project Browser.
 

Will open the Code Explorer which is normally docked to the left of the Code editor.
 

:Will open the very helpful Component List. You can type in the name of the component in the edit box at the top of the Component List and this will start an incremental search through your components until you find the one you want. Next double-click on the component name in the list to add that component to the form or click on the Add To Form button to do the same thing.
 

Will open the Window List dialog box. If you have many windows open then you can use the Window List dialog box to easily find the form you want and make it active.
 

You use the Debug Windows menu commands to open windows that belong to the integrated debugger. These windows show the process and/or thread ID of the process or thread being viewed.
 

The View Desktops menu items are for you to choose between the different desktop layouts you have saved.

Used to toggle between a form and its unit.
 

Used to quickly find a unit and then open it in the Delphi Code Editor.
 

Used to quickly find a form and make it active.
 

The Type Library editor lets you examine and create type information for Automation servers, ActiveX controls, MTS objects, and other COM objects.
 

Is open a new Delphi Code Editor window which contains a copy of the active page from the original Code editor.
 

Use this to select the tool bars you want visible.