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Charles R Hankey
Charles R Hankey
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Okay, I'm sure everyone else knows this, but try hitting Ctrl-TAB in the VS IDE. (just hold control and tap TAB repeatedly to move through the list, then just let go)
I also tend to forget Ctrl M O to collapse all outlining to definitions and Ctrl L to expand all (as well as Ctrl M M to toggle in current block )
This is useful if you don't already know of it :
http://blogs.msdn.com/zainnab/archive/tags/vs2010/Tips+and+Tricks/Visual+Studio+Tips+and+Tricks/default.aspx
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Charles R Hankey
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There is a version for VS2010 as well, but at least in the RC it installs without error but then never shows up on the Other Windows menu like it does in 2008. Googled and others have the same experience but I haven't found and answer.
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VS tips and tricks
Charles R Hankey
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15 Years Ago
Ah yes, and remember on the Windows menu you can Split the current doc...
Charles R Hankey
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15 Years Ago
The ones I use the most:
Ctl+K+D to format the doc. I...
Greg McGuffey
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15 Years Ago
Great tips! Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of the CTRL+M+O/L...
Dustin Taylor
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15 Years Ago
Someone asked the same question on SO today. Some great ones in...
Greg McGuffey
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15 Years Ago
Good stuff !
Another must have is the Source Outliner...
Charles R Hankey
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15 Years Ago
Thanks Charles - the source control outliner is very nice to have.
Russell Scott Brown
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15 Years Ago
There is a version for VS2010 as well, but at least in the RC it...
Charles R Hankey
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15 Years Ago
Thanks. I'm not using VS2010 yet anyway so it by the time I do I'm...
Russell Scott Brown
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15 Years Ago
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