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#39 Middle button support in the Visual Studio Editor

ByScott Cate February 3, 2009November 20, 2012

Middle Button support in Visual Studio. What does it so? Watch this …

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#028 Setup Printer to print WYSIWYG from the Visual Studio Editor
ByScott Cate December 31, 2012December 31, 2012

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.

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#022 Delete the beginning white space for selected line(s)
ByScott Cate December 28, 2012December 28, 2012

Weather you are trying to copy/paste some code into an IM for a friend to look at, or want to better align your source code, you will want to start by removing he white space at the beginning of the line. This quick trick shows you how. [CTRL]+K, [CTRL]+\ = Remove all white space at…

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#80 Stop a “Find in Files” Search
ByScott Cate June 2, 2010December 10, 2012

Press the keyboard chord [ALT]+[F3],[S] (bound to Edit.StopSearch) to stop a background search, also known as a Find in Files. You can also press the Stops a background Find toolbar button on the Find Results window. This worked fine in my test with VS2008, but isn’t working on my tests with VS2010. If/When I find an answer…

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#001 Incremental Search [CTRL]+[I]
ByScott Cate January 4, 2009December 21, 2012

Incremental search can also be thought of as live search. The cursor highlights the first finding as you’re typing the search term. [CTRL]+[I] = Incremental Search [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[I] (Back Search) [F3] – Find Next [SHIFT]+[F3] – Find Previous

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Visual Studio 2005 Keyboard Layouts
ByScott Cate January 9, 2009November 20, 2012

C# Visual Studio 2005 Default Keyboard Layout Visual Basic Visual Studio 2005 Keyboard Layout

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#87 Run Visual Studio commands with arguments from the command window
ByScott Cate February 19, 2012November 20, 2012

After the past several weeks of Find tips (i knew i would have a few tips, just not nearly a month’s worth!), let’s change things up a bit and talk about the command window. Press Ctrl+Alt+A to open the command window. Check the keybinding for View.CommandWindow if your keybindings are different. Also available from the…

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