I'm a Mac-based .Net developer so over the years I've got into the habit of remapping certain common functions to a more 'Macish' set of keyboard shortcuts:
CUT: Ctrl + X => Alt + X
COPY: Ctrl + C => Alt + C
PASTE: Ctrl + V => Alt + V
SELECT ALL: Ctrol + A => Alt + A
SAVE: Ctrl + S => Alt + S
and so on.
with this fancy schmancy VS 2010 Premium edition we've just got we've got extra menus e.g.
Test
Data
whose menu accessor (accelerator?)shortcuts are Alt + S
and Alt + A
which take precedence over my user-defined shortcuts for SAVE
and SELECT ALL
.
Is there a way of disabling these accessors so my overrides will work?
Override or define the keyboard shortcut Override or define a new keyboard shortcut behavior instead of preventing the keyboard shortcut. For example, Ctrl + S keyboard shortcut saves the document in SFDT format by default, and there is no behavior for Ctrl + Alt + S .
Customize a keyboard shortcutOn the menu bar, choose Tools > Options. Expand Environment, and then choose Keyboard.
CTRL+SHIFT+F5 to Stop and Re-Build This shortcut combines three debugging Visual Studio code commands in one. CTRL+SHIFT+F5 lets you end the debugging session, rebuild it, and create a new debugging session.
Shift+F5 - Stop Debugging - Ends your debugging session.
Here's how to change the shortcut key for a Visual Studio menu, using the 'Test' menu as an example:
Menu bar
option is selected, and that Menu Bar
is chosen for editing from the drop-down (this is the primary application menu bar).Test
menu.Name
property:
&
' ampersand will act as the shortcut key.'Modify Selection' for the Test menu
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