That explains it. Some of the options are VB6, C#2005 and (Default)
I'm using (Default) and use F5, F10, F11 and now Shift-F11.
I don't remember what I used for VB6 but I do remember having to adapt after
moving to VS2003 so it was probably not F10 and F11.
Thanks
and thanks Robinson
"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail.comwrote in message
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Franky wrote:
>After I posted that I keep looking and thought I found on the internet
that
shift-F11 did that.
I'll now have to find out what is different about shift-F11 and
Ctrl-Shift-F8
I think the difference is how you have your editor set up.
Ctrl-Shift-F8 is the control scheme use by VB6 and carried over into
VB.Net. Whereas the Shift-F11 is probably a carry over from Visual C.
In the settings you can set up your profile as a VB developer or C#
developer and that affects the default key mappings. Of course, you
can change any command to any keystroke combo you want.
Chris