Ever user [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[F] and find too many results? Narrow your search scope, OR ... search within the results. Didn't know you could do that did you? This video shows you how. … [Continue reading]
#79 Use F8 to Navigate the Find Results window
You've probably noticed that doing a Find in Files returns all the hits in a Find Results tool window. Did you know, you can use [F8] (with focus either in the Find Results window or in the editor) to navigate to the next result or [SHIFT]+[F8] to … [Continue reading]
#78 Customize Find in files, Location and Search Type
With the Find in Files window showing, you can change the Look In: combo box to anything except for open docs and current docs. This will enable the Look at these file types: option to select what files to search for. And for more advanced … [Continue reading]
#77 Use Visual Studio to Find in Files – Any disk location
And yet another way of searching code (or any text really) in Visual Studio... it's called Find in Files. It is the most comprehensive way to do a search. Even if you’re not looking for code, this can search any text string, in any set of files. … [Continue reading]
#76 Dock the Find and Replace window
The Find and Replace window is not a dialog, but actually a tool window. Thus you can dock it to the side if you find it in your way. Right-click on the tool window Titlebar and select Dockable. Now the tool window can be docked using a docking … [Continue reading]