Vs shortcut keys

CTRL + M + CRTR + O fold all outlines
CTRL + M + CRTR + P: Stop outline display
CTRL + K + CRTR + C: Comment the selected content
CTRL + K + CRTR + u: cancel the selected comment content
CTRL + J: List member smart sensing SHIFT + ALT + enter: Switch to full screen editing
CTRL + B, T/Ctrl + k, K: Switch the bookmarks
CTRL + B, n/Ctrl + k, n: Move to the next bookmarks
CTRL + B, P: Move to the previous bookmarks
CTRL + B, C: Clear all labels
CTRL + I: Progressive search
CTRL + Shift + I: reverse progressive search
CTRL + F: Search
CTRL + Shift + F: find in the file
F3: Find the next
Shift + F3: Find the previous one
CTRL + H: replace
CTRL + Shift + H: Replace in the file
Alt + F12: Search symbols (list all search results)
CTRL + Shift + V: clipboard Loop
CTRL + left and right arrow keys: One word can be moved at a time
CTRL + up and down arrow keys: Scroll the code screen without moving the cursor position.
CTRL + Shift + L: Delete the current row
CTRL + M, M: Hide or expand the current nested folding status
CTRL + M, L: Set all processes to the same hidden or expanded State

CTRL + E, S: View Blank
CTRL + e, W: automatic line feed
CTRL + G: Go to the specified row
Shift + ALT + Arrow: Select rectangular text
Alt + mouse left button: Select rectangular text
CTRL + Shift + u: all are capitalized
CTRL + u: shortcut key for lowercase code
CTRL + Shift + Space key/Ctrl + K, P: parameter information
CTRL + K, I: quick information Ctrl + e, U/Ctrl + k, u: cancel the selected comment content
CTRL + K, M: Generate method stubs
CTRL + k, X: insert code segment
CTRL + k, S: insert external code
F12: Go to the call process or variable definition window shortcut key Ctrl + W, W: browser window
CTRL + W, S: solution Manager
CTRL + W, C: Class View
CTRL + W, E: Error List
CTRL + W, O: Output View
TRL + W, P: attribute window
CTRL + W, T: task list
CTRL + W, X: toolbox
CTRL + W, B: Bookmarks window
CTRL + W, u: document outline
CTRL + D, B: breakpoint window
CTRL + D, I: Real-Time Window
CTRL + tab: active form Switching
CTRL + Shift + N: Create a project
CTRL + Shift + O: Open the project
CTRL + Shift + S: Save all
Shift + ALT + C: Create a class
CTRL + Shift + A: new item
Shift + ALT + enter: Switch to full screen editing
CTRL + B, T/Ctrl + k, K: Switch the bookmarks
CTRL + B, n/Ctrl + k, n: Move to the next bookmarks
CTRL + B, P: Move to the previous bookmarks
CTRL + B, C: Clear all labels
CTRL + I: Progressive search
CTRL + Shift + I: reverse progressive search
CTRL + F: Search
CTRL + Shift + F: find in the file
F3: Find the next
Shift + F3: Find the previous one
CTRL + H: replace
CTRL + Shift + H: Replace in the file
Alt + F12: Search symbols (list all search results)
CTRL + Shift + V: clipboard Loop
CTRL + left and right arrow keys: One word can be moved at a time
CTRL + up and down arrow keys: Scroll the code screen without moving the cursor position.
CTRL + Shift + L: Delete the current row
CTRL + M, M: Hide or expand the current nested folding status
CTRL + M, L: Set all processes to the same hidden or expanded State
CTRL + M, P: Stop outline display
CTRL + E, S: View Blank
CTRL + e, W: automatic line feed
CTRL + G: Go to the specified row
Shift + ALT + Arrow: Select rectangular text
Alt + mouse left button: Select rectangular text
CTRL + Shift + u: all are capitalized
CTRL + u: lowercase for all

Note the following two points:
1: Select Tools-> Custom-> "Display Shortcut Keys in the screen prompt" to make it easier to remember the shortcut keys. This is the default setting.
2: Tools> Import and Export settings. Here is the default settings for the entire vsstudio environment. I designed the shortcut keys under "C # environment, if you find that the shortcut keys you are using are very different from those listed by me, change the correct environment.

The story begins with the following:
When I got up on a Sunday morning, I suddenly found my mouse missing. The cat next door may have caught it. I was in a hurry and couldn't help it. I had to use the keyboard to start vsstudio. Start-> Programs are searched one by one. If there are too many programs, you can find flowers in your eyes. Are you still using this backward method to start ide? Use shortcuts. It is still the default value. You do not need to set it. If you want to set it, it's no hero. How can I start IDE in the fastest way? Start> RUN> enter "devenv ". You can directly call vsstudio. That's good. Let's list some common ones for you.

Command Line Quick Start
"Inetmgr" IIS manager. You don't have to go to management to find it. It will soon show IIS management.
"Sqlwb" Quick Start sql2005 Enterprise Manager
"Isqlw" is provided by SQL2000. This can be used as the SQL2000 query analyzer.
"Devenv" starts the corresponding version of vs Studio

CTRL prompt transparent window
This is an interesting key. In vs2005, When you debug the code, sometimes the prompt information will block the Code. At this time, you can press Ctrl to display the prompt transparently. This transparent effect of vs2008 can be seen in more places. You may wish to see it yourself.

F12, CTRL + minus sign, CTRL + Shift + minus sign (Video View)
These three keys are particularly useful when viewing code. With F12, you can quickly find a function definition. With Ctrl + minus signs, you can quickly return to the function call.
 

CTRL + TAB, CTRL + F6, CTRL + ALT + downward arrow (Video View)
The three active file switching methods are easier than clicking with the mouse.

CTRL + K, M generate method stubs (Video View)

This shortcut is very useful when you write Structured code. You can write a batch of code definitions without worrying about specific implementations. At the same time, the compiler can be compiled.

I am tired of writing. To capture these videos, we have been playing around for a long time. We provide a shortcut for organizing the printed version of vs2008 for you to download. I will not describe these Shortcut Keys one by one.

Download printed version

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From: http://www.cnblogs.com/jyshi/

CTRL + M + CRTR + O fold all outlines
CTRL + M + CRTR + P: Stop outline display
CTRL + K + CRTR + C: Comment the selected content
CTRL + K + CRTR + u: cancel the selected comment content
CTRL + J: List member smart sensing SHIFT + ALT + enter: Switch to full screen editing
CTRL + B, T/Ctrl + k, K: Switch the bookmarks
CTRL + B, n/Ctrl + k, n: Move to the next bookmarks
CTRL + B, P: Move to the previous bookmarks
CTRL + B, C: Clear all labels
CTRL + I: Progressive search
CTRL + Shift + I: reverse progressive search
CTRL + F: Search
CTRL + Shift + F: find in the file
F3: Find the next
Shift + F3: Find the previous one
CTRL + H: replace
CTRL + Shift + H: Replace in the file
Alt + F12: Search symbols (list all search results)
CTRL + Shift + V: clipboard Loop
CTRL + left and right arrow keys: One word can be moved at a time
CTRL + up and down arrow keys: Scroll the code screen without moving the cursor position.
CTRL + Shift + L: Delete the current row
CTRL + M, M: Hide or expand the current nested folding status
CTRL + M, L: Set all processes to the same hidden or expanded State

CTRL + E, S: View Blank
CTRL + e, W: automatic line feed
CTRL + G: Go to the specified row
Shift + ALT + Arrow: Select rectangular text
Alt + mouse left button: Select rectangular text
CTRL + Shift + u: all are capitalized
CTRL + u: shortcut key for lowercase code
CTRL + Shift + Space key/Ctrl + K, P: parameter information
CTRL + K, I: quick information Ctrl + e, U/Ctrl + k, u: cancel the selected comment content
CTRL + K, M: Generate method stubs
CTRL + k, X: insert code segment
CTRL + k, S: insert external code
F12: Go to the call process or variable definition window shortcut key Ctrl + W, W: browser window
CTRL + W, S: solution Manager
CTRL + W, C: Class View
CTRL + W, E: Error List
CTRL + W, O: Output View
TRL + W, P: attribute window
CTRL + W, T: task list
CTRL + W, X: toolbox
CTRL + W, B: Bookmarks window
CTRL + W, u: document outline
CTRL + D, B: breakpoint window
CTRL + D, I: Real-Time Window
CTRL + tab: active form Switching
CTRL + Shift + N: Create a project
CTRL + Shift + O: Open the project
CTRL + Shift + S: Save all
Shift + ALT + C: Create a class
CTRL + Shift + A: new item
Shift + ALT + enter: Switch to full screen editing
CTRL + B, T/Ctrl + k, K: Switch the bookmarks
CTRL + B, n/Ctrl + k, n: Move to the next bookmarks
CTRL + B, P: Move to the previous bookmarks
CTRL + B, C: Clear all labels
CTRL + I: Progressive search
CTRL + Shift + I: reverse progressive search
CTRL + F: Search
CTRL + Shift + F: find in the file
F3: Find the next
Shift + F3: Find the previous one
CTRL + H: replace
CTRL + Shift + H: Replace in the file
Alt + F12: Search symbols (list all search results)
CTRL + Shift + V: clipboard Loop
CTRL + left and right arrow keys: One word can be moved at a time
CTRL + up and down arrow keys: Scroll the code screen without moving the cursor position.
CTRL + Shift + L: Delete the current row
CTRL + M, M: Hide or expand the current nested folding status
CTRL + M, L: Set all processes to the same hidden or expanded State
CTRL + M, P: Stop outline display
CTRL + E, S: View Blank
CTRL + e, W: automatic line feed
CTRL + G: Go to the specified row
Shift + ALT + Arrow: Select rectangular text
Alt + mouse left button: Select rectangular text
CTRL + Shift + u: all are capitalized
CTRL + u: lowercase for all

Note the following two points:
1: Select Tools-> Custom-> "Display Shortcut Keys in the screen prompt" to make it easier to remember the shortcut keys. This is the default setting.
2: Tools> Import and Export settings. Here is the default settings for the entire vsstudio environment. I designed the shortcut keys under "C # environment, if you find that the shortcut keys you are using are very different from those listed by me, change the correct environment.

The story begins with the following:
When I got up on a Sunday morning, I suddenly found my mouse missing. The cat next door may have caught it. I was in a hurry and couldn't help it. I had to use the keyboard to start vsstudio. Start-> Programs are searched one by one. If there are too many programs, you can find flowers in your eyes. Are you still using this backward method to start ide? Use shortcuts. It is still the default value. You do not need to set it. If you want to set it, it's no hero. How can I start IDE in the fastest way? Start> RUN> enter "devenv ". You can directly call vsstudio. That's good. Let's list some common ones for you.

Command Line Quick Start
"Inetmgr" IIS manager. You don't have to go to management to find it. It will soon show IIS management.
"Sqlwb" Quick Start sql2005 Enterprise Manager
"Isqlw" is provided by SQL2000. This can be used as the SQL2000 query analyzer.
"Devenv" starts the corresponding version of vs Studio

CTRL prompt transparent window
This is an interesting key. In vs2005, When you debug the code, sometimes the prompt information will block the Code. At this time, you can press Ctrl to display the prompt transparently. This transparent effect of vs2008 can be seen in more places. You may wish to see it yourself.

F12, CTRL + minus sign, CTRL + Shift + minus sign (Video View)
These three keys are particularly useful when viewing code. With F12, you can quickly find a function definition. With Ctrl + minus signs, you can quickly return to the function call.
 

CTRL + TAB, CTRL + F6, CTRL + ALT + downward arrow (Video View)
The three active file switching methods are easier than clicking with the mouse.

CTRL + K, M generate method stubs (Video View)

This shortcut is very useful when you write Structured code. You can write a batch of code definitions without worrying about specific implementations. At the same time, the compiler can be compiled.

I am tired of writing. To capture these videos, we have been playing around for a long time. We provide a shortcut for organizing the printed version of vs2008 for you to download. I will not describe these Shortcut Keys one by one.

Download printed version