The's nothing exactly the same although there are loads of easy ways to
navigate around your code - one of the similar things I find myself doing
all the time (in C# but it works the same in VB.NET) is to use the bookmarks
feature of the Visual Studio IDE (look on the Edit menu under Bookmarks) -
there are keyboard shortcuts to add bookmarks and navigate between the
bookmarks - this is really handy for skipping between two locations in the
same code file - it doesn't work between different code files but that's
normally not an issue as it's easy to swap between windows.
Hope this helps
--
Steve Willcock, MCSD
http://www.willcockconsulting.com/
"smhaig" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In vb.6 in design time, there is a View Menu command
called "Last Position" that allows you to quickly
navigate to a previous location in your code. This is a
very useful feature if you have to go back and forth
between several places quickly without setting up split
windows, horizontal/vertical windows, etc.
Is there something comparable in vb.net
Thanks
smHaig