Ever see a random printed page of source code and wonder where it came from? Print the file name in the header to eliminate this from ever happening to you. This video shows you where to setup Visual Studio to print the header.
#028 Setup Printer to print WYSIWYG from the Visual Studio Editor
December 31, 2012 by
By default printed source code is Courier 10pt. If you want, you can change this to match the editor fonts, or even do something that is unique to the printer. This video shows you how.
#027 Print line number from Visual Studio
December 31, 2012 by
Do you ever have to print your source code? If you do, and then hand that source code out at a meeting, or leave it with someone, it is **MUCH** nicer to have line numbers printed for reference. This video shows you how to accomplish line numbers on your source code prints.
File | Print = Lower left of the dialog is “Include Line Numbers [Read more…]
#026 Show Line numbers in Visual Studio
December 31, 2012 by
Working with a colleague? Doing a screen share? Have Visual Studio running on a projector? Get an error message that contains a line number? All these situations make your life tough if you have to watch the status bar to check your line numbers. This video shows you how to display the line numbers on the screen.
Tools | Options >> Text Editor | All Languages | General, and Check Line numbers
#025 Increase and Decrease line indentation in Visual Studio
December 31, 2012 by
Tabbing / Indenting / Undenting (okay that’s not a word, but it sounds good) in Visual Studio is very simple. There are several options to get your code formatted just the way you like it. This video trick shows you how.
[TAB] (With a line [or lines] highlighted) will further indent
[SHIFT]+[TAB] (With a line [or lines] highlighted) will decrease the current indentation
