If you’re presenting Visual Studio on a projector, one of the first things you probably do is downsize to 1024X768, and edit your font size to be larger so the people in the back can read your screen. BUT … most presenters forget to also … [Continue reading]
#60 All and Common tabs on Intellisense (VB Only)
March 7, 2009 by
Once statement completion is up in Visual Basic context (sorry C-Sharpers) there is a tabbed view of options. One tab is Common (the default) and one tab is (ALL). You can switch between these tab from teh Keyboard - and this video quickly shows you … [Continue reading]
#59 Resize the Statement Completion Window
March 7, 2009 by
You can resize the statement completion dialog box from any direction, once it’s open, grab a side or a corner. Interestingly, there are max and min heights (max is limited to 1/3 of screen size) and while there are no limits on the max width, … [Continue reading]
#58 How to increase the statement completion font size
March 6, 2009 by
Go to Tools - Options - Fonts and Colors. This is where you're used to changing the font size, especially those of us that present with Visual Studio on a projector. When you change the editor font size to 20 for the audience to be able to read it, … [Continue reading]
#55 Navigate Bookmark folders in the Bookmark Window
February 20, 2009 by
If you’re crazy about dropping bookmarks in your project, then you’ll love this ability to manage them. There's a Bookmark Tool Window (or Panel) that allows you to organize and arrange your bookmarks. You can create one or many folders … [Continue reading]
