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Wednesday, December 14, 2005 - Posts

VS.NET Copy Shortcut

Okay so I suppose I am on a kick right now to share all my productivity tips (See the post on creating quick create scripts in SQL Enterprise Manager). Often I need to copy an entire line of code and paste it directly under the line I just typed. You could do something like type End > Shift > Home > CTL-C... to copy that line.

Or...

In the Visual Studio.NET (2003 & 2005) you can place your cursor anywhere in the line and type CTL-C > CTL-V. This will create a copy of your previous line directly under the original line along with a return after the new line!

I hope this helps.

Be sure to check out the latest podcast on Using the Ajax.NET Framework.

posted Wednesday, December 14, 2005 3:04 PM by drazz75 with 1 Comments




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