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 3/23/2006 12:06:43 PM
alexdresko
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*paging al* How 'bout those keyboard shortcuts?
Hook a fellow shortcut junkie up!
 3/23/2006 12:15:24 PM
alexdresko
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Re: *paging al* How 'bout those keyboard shortcuts?
By the way, I usually go through this process to figure out what the default shortcuts are and also what possibilities exist.

  1. On the menu, click "Tools"
  2. Click "Customize"
  3. Click the "Keyboard" button at the bottom of that dialog.
  4. Left click the first command in the list (Action.Add).
  5. Repeatedly press or hold the down arrow on your keyboard until you find a command that enables the "Shortcuts for selected command" combo box.
That might be how they created the chart that you have.

 3/23/2006 12:31:15 PM
AlGonzalez
86 posts
nomadicview.blogspot.com/


Re: *paging al* How 'bout those keyboard shortcuts?
Here is my current cheat sheet. I'll try to find the link that I was refering too.

Visual Studio 2005 ShortCut Keys
Legend: ^ = Ctrl, @ = Alt, # = Shift
    +    Editor
        -    Box select text = @#Arrow
        -    Comment selected code = ^K^C
        -    Un-Comment selected code = ^K^U
        -    Format document = ^K^D
        -    Format selection = ^K^F
        -    Toggle outlining = ^M^M
        -    Toggle all outlining = ^M^L
        -    Toggle word-wrap = ^E^W
        -    Lowercase selection = ^U
        -    Uppercase selection = ^#U
        -    View whitespace = ^R^W
        +    ReFactoring (C# Only)
            -    Generate Method = ^K^M
            -    Rename... = ^R^R
            -    Extract Method... = ^R^M
            -    Extract Interface... = ^R^I
            -    Encapsulate field as property... = ^R^E
            -    Promote local to property = ^R^P
            -    Remove parameters... = ^R^V
            -    Reorder parameters... = ^R^O
    +    Navigation
        -    Class View = ^#C
        -    Code Definition = ^\^D
        -    Command Window = ^@A
        -    Document Outline = ^@T
        -    Error List = ^\^E
        -    Full Screen mode toggle = @#Enter
        -    Object Browser = ^@J
        -    Open Documents List = ^@DnArrow
        -    Output Window = ^@O
        -    Properties = F4
        -    Resource Viewer = ^#E
        -    Server Explorer = ^@S
        -    Solution Explorer = ^@L
        -    Switch between Design & Source (i.e. html) views = ^PgDn or ^PgUp
        -    Task List = ^\^T
        -    Toolbox = ^@X
        +    Bookmarks
            -    Bookmark toggle = ^K^K
            -    Bookmark window = ^K^W
            -    Clear all bookmarks = ^K^L
            -    Next bookmark = ^K^N
            -    Previous bookmark = ^K^P

Al Gonzalez
P.S. Solutions, Inc.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/algonzalez
 3/23/2006 12:34:19 PM
AlGonzalez
86 posts
nomadicview.blogspot.com/


Re: *paging al* How 'bout those keyboard shortcuts?
 Modified By AlGonzalez  on 3/23/2006 12:34:52 PM)
While this isn't for Visual Studio, I thought you might find these Windows XP shortcuts interesting:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=301583

Al Gonzalez
P.S. Solutions, Inc.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/algonzalez
 4/3/2006 10:24:35 PM
alexdresko
42 posts


Re: *paging al* How 'bout those keyboard shortcuts?
Can someone here run these images through their OCR software and copy/paste the results back into this thread? I put Snagit to the test and forced it to capture the entire "Shortcuts" ListView from the Keyboard page of the Customization dialog in VS 2005 ("Tools" -> "Customize", then click Keyboard).

It's often difficult to tell what shortcuts are available in such a tiny window, but this should make it pretty easy if it can be converted to text. I had to split it up into three images because the image Snagit saved to my hard drive was 5MB and over 36000 pixels tall!

Image 1
Image 2
Image 3
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