Hi Peter,
Thx for your answer. It worked! :)
I tried to follow your steps and I did the following (indeed what I want
is: "next bookmark in the current document"):
1) Tools -> Options -> select Edit.NextBookmarkInDocument
2) Hit F2 in the Press shortcut key
3) hit Assign
=> I didn't get any warning or such, but still didn't work. It was still
the previous behaviour.
The other settings that were on that page:
- "Apply the following additional keyboard mapping scheme" - "Visual C++
6"
- "USe new shortcut in" - "Global"
I assumed this didn't work b/c of what you also mentioned in your blog
"Remember that you cannot change or assign the shortcut if you are using
predefined keyboard mapping scheme. You will be warned in this case."
(but I wasn't warned).
Also I couldn't do the suggestion "You must create a copy of current
scheme and use that copy. Press Save As… button under Keyboard mapping
scheme and give it some name. Then select this new scheme." as I don't
have the "Save As" button, I only have a "Reset" button.
I also tried to change the "Apply the following additional keyboard
mapping scheme" to "Default", but then the CTRL+F2 (used to set a
bookmark) didn't work anymore.
In the end I changed the "Use new shortcut in" to "Text Editor" and now
seems everything works as I want :)
So the final settings on that page look for me like:
- "Apply the following additional keyboard mapping scheme" is "Visual
C++ 6"
- command Edit.NextBookmarkInDocument
- "USe new shortcut in" is "Text Editor"
- "Press shortcut key" F2
- hit Assign button
Thx,
Viv
On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 17:55:26 +0200, Peter Macej <pe***@vbdocman.com>
wrote :
You can see multiple bookmarks related buttons on your toolbar. There are:
1. next/previous bookmark
2. next/previous bookmark in folder
3. next/previous bookmark in current document
Number 3 may be what you want. Just assign your desired shortcut F2 to
it. See my blog http://www.helixoft.com/blog/archives/8 for info how to
do it. The name of this command is Edit.NextBookmarkInDocument.