Middle Button support in Visual Studio. What does it so? Watch this …
#38 Rid Horizontal and Vertical Scroll Bars in the Visual Studio Editor
February 2, 2009 by
Do the horizontal and|or vertical scroll bars drive you nuts? Are they in the way? Taking up to much space? None of the above? All of the above? If you have ever had the need to make them dissapear this video trick #38 shows you how.
#37 How to work with Tile Horizontal and Vertical Windows in Visual Studio
February 1, 2009 by
Visual Studio defaults to a tabbed interface. But you can also run Visual Studio as a MDI (Multiple Document Interface). This option let’s you acutally have windows inside your workspace, instead of only tabbed documents. This video shows you all about it.
#36 Hide the outline selection margin in the Visual Studio Editor
January 30, 2009 by
On the topic of outlining, there is a tiny sliver of space taken up in your left margin to show the outlining. This video shows you how to turn that on or off. Personally I don’t see a reason to turn it off – BUT – I’m sure there is one. LIke maybe certain editor types need to disable it and it made it’s may into the option. Who knows? Do you? Leave comments.
#35 Details on Outlining in Visual Studio
January 29, 2009 by
Onlining,Onlining,Onlining. You know the little [+] in the left margin of your code in Visual Studio? That is called outlining, and if you click the [+] your code region will expand, and the icon changes to a [-]. Pretty straight forward. But did you know you can do all of this from the keyboard, without using the mouse? Check out video trick number #35 to see how it all works.
[CTRL][M]+[CTRL][M] Toggle Expand|Collapse region section
[CTRL][M]+[CTRL][L] Toggle Expand|Collapse document
[CTRL][M]+[CTRL][P] Turn off outlining
[CTRL][M]+[CTRL][O] Toggle Expand|Collapse to definition
