Old VB Shift-F2 / Ctrl-Shift-F2 Finally solved in VS.NET 2003

[Chris Mullins]

I've seen a bunch of people post that they had troubles with this, but never
saw anyone post a working solution.

Shift F2 = F12
Ctrl Shift F2 = Ctrl -

This seems to work well, as it jumps between routines, and lets me get back
to where I was.

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Chris Mullins

[Chris Mullins]

"Carl Prothman [MVP]" <ca****@spamcop.net> wrote:

"Chris Mullins" <cm******@yahoo.com> wrote

I've seen a bunch of people post that they had troubles with this, but never saw anyone post a working solution.

Shift F2 = F12
Ctrl Shift F2 = Ctrl -
You can set which Keyboard Scheme you want Visual Studio .NET 2003
to use by showing the it's Start Page (Help | Show Start Page), then

clicking on the My Profile tab, then selecting which Keyboard Scheme you want.

The trouble is, I don't WANT the VB6 keyboard mapping. I want the new ones -
In general, I like them much better.

The only functionality that I wanted, that I had been unable to find, was
for the two keyboard shortcuts listed above. Right-clicking and saying "go
to definition" worked alright (or F12 on the keyboard), but I had been
totally unable find something to "Go Back" to the last location.

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Chris Mullins

[MSFT]

If you mean the "Last Postion" in VB 6 IDE, It has been replaced by the
option "View/Navigate backforward" in the menu.
Luke

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