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As you may know, in VS 2008 ctrl+tab brings up a nifty navigator window with a thumbnail of each file. I love it, but there is one tiny thing that is annoying to me about this feature: the window stays around after releasing the ctrl key. When doing an alt+tab in windows, you can hit tab to get to the item you want (while still holding down the alt key), and then when you find what you want, lifting up on the alt key selects that item.
I wish VS 2008 would do the same. For me, when I lift off of ctrl, the window is still there. I have to hit enter to actually select the item. I find this annoying.
Does anyone know how to make VS 2008 dismiss the window on the release of the ctrl key?
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Click Settings on the left of Windows 10's Start menu. Select the System category. Click Multitasking on the left side of Settings. Then click the Alt + Tab drop-down menu there to view its options.
When using Visual Studio Code on Windows, you can use CTRL + PAGE_UP to switch to the previous tab, and CTRL + PAGE_DN to switch to the next tab. You also have the ability to switch to tabs based on their (non-zero relative) index. You can do so, by pressing and holding ALT , followed by a number (1 through 9).
You've probably already discovered the search shortcut Ctrl-F, but did you know Visual Studio Code has different types of find features built-in? Ctrl + F as mentioned above this shortcut will find whatever you search for in the current file.
You probably have the text-to-speech narrator enabled.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2467648&SiteID=1&mode=1
Just uncheck all checkboxes under "Text-To-Speech" narrator software.
--> To open Narrator using the keyboard, press CTRL+ESC, press R, type narrator, and then press Enter.
This one drove me crazy for several months until I found this posting.
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