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Visual Studio Short Keys

June 10th, 2009 Jigish Thakar 1 comment

Efficient programmers use short keys in IDE like Visual Studio. This saves time and in many cases makes the work run faster also. I also love short keys. They are smart! And there also go some tricks that help make your visual studio days a party! I have listed here some short cuts and some tips with the hope that this will be helpful to you all.

Visual Studio Short-cuts

  1. Ctrl+F5 to run the website without debugging. F5 only will run the website in debugging mode.
  2. Stop Debugging: Shift+F5
  3. Restart Debugging: Ctrl+Shift+F5
  4. Break All: Ctrl+Alt+Break
  5. F11 to debug line by line downwards from the toggle point. This works with F10 also. In fact you can see F10 assigned for this task. See Debug menu in the visual studio.
  6. F9 to toggle a break point.
  7. To delete all the break points at once: Ctrl+Shift+F9. If you only wish to disable the break points you can go down the Debug menu.
  8. Ctrl+S to save the current document. Ctrl+Shift+S to save all the documents at once.
  9. Print a document directly from the visual studio? Press Ctrl+P. This will bring the print dialog.
  10. Ctrl+F to find a text. A find dialog will be displayed. Then you are left with a number of options.
  11. Ctrl+H or Ctrl+Shift+H for find and replace.
  12. Ctrl+G to go to the specific line number in the current document.
  13. Open the web browser right from within the visual studio? Press Ctrl+Alt+R.
  14. Irritated switching back and forth the design view and code behind page of a file? Use F7 to navigate back and forth the files of a page.
  15. Press F4 to view the properties window for a control from the design page.
  16. To view the server explorer: Ctrl+S
  17. To view the solution explorer: Ctrl+Shift+L
  18. To view the output window: Ctrl+Alt+O
  19. To view the toolbox: Ctrl+Alt+X
  20. Press Shift+Alt+Enter to view/undo full screen.
  21. Press Ctrl+O to open a document from the project folder.
  22. Ctrl+F11 to view disassembly: the machine level code!

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Visual Studio 2008 Professional vs. Standard edition. Just what are the differences? Is it Features?

October 7th, 2008 Jigish Thakar No comments
vs2008 header Visual Studio 2008 Professional vs. Standard edition. Just what are the differences? Is it Features?

At REMiX ’08 Sydney (Also see VisitMIX) along with a good show and a grand feed, attendees also got a copy of Expression Studio 2. After seeing it in action I’m quite looking forward to taking it around the block. I never quite got into [Macromedia|Adobe]Flash, and am quietly hoping Silverlight can find a spot next to it in the web ecosystem.

First thing I did when I got home was install Expression Studio, I got a little curious to find that there is a Visual Studio 2008 Standard disk in the box. It got me to wonder what really is the difference between VS Pro which I am using at the moment and VS Standard?

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