As far as I can see, Edit.FindPrevious is, by default, assigned in
Shift-F3 in VS.Net as it was in VC6. If not on yours, it's easy enough to
assign it yourself.
Unless you are saying that you want to click the "Find Next" toolbar
icon while holding the shift key down, which I've never tried and have no
idea if it works --- but there is a Find Previous toolbar icon. (I put the
two of them on either side of the search box on the toolbar).
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"Steve" <St***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for your response.
Well, I knew about check box in Find dialog. The thing is I never open
this dialog.
Instead I have customized toolbar with find control. The only problem is
that I can't search backward. Any other ideas how to search backward
without opening Find dialog? Thanks
Steve
"Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]" wrote:
Steve wrote: 1) How can I perform backward search in editor of Visual Studio .NET?
In VC++ 6.0 it was enough just to hold Shift button. This combination
doesn't work anymore in Visual Studio .NET?
From the Find/Replace dialog, check "Search Up". I don't know if
there's a keyboard modifier to automatically make a particular search run
backwards.
2) Each time I build C++ project in Visual Studio .NET, the annoying
window "Task List - 1 Build Error task shown (filtered)". I don't
like format of this window and rather prefer to see error messages in
Output window.
How can I configure Visual Studio .NET so that this window won't open
each time I build project?
From the menu: Tools|Options|Environment|Projects And Solutions -
uncheck "Show task list window..."
-cd
