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Mark - 20 May 2006 09:20 GMT
Probably a really obvious question but...

In vb6 when writing code, there was a last position option in the context
menu to allow you to jump back to the last proceedure youi were editing.

Is there a vb.net equivalent as it's driving me mad not having it !

Cheers

Mark
Cerebrus - 20 May 2006 10:36 GMT
>> Is there a vb.net equivalent as it's driving me mad not having it !

I don''t think there is (atleast in VS 2003), but IMHO, if you use Code
outlining efficiently, navigating the code is no longer a problem at
all.
R. MacDonald - 20 May 2006 12:58 GMT
Hello, Mark,

I use the key combination <Ctrl><Minus> for this purpose.  You can use
it multiple times to navigate backwards through the list of previous
locations.  (Using <Ctrl><Plus> will navigate forwards through the
list.)  I also find bookmarks to be helpful.  Use <Ctrl><K> twice to
toggle a bookmark.  Then use <Ctrl><K> plus <Ctrl><N> to move forwards
through your bookmarks, or <Ctrl><P> to move backwards.

Cheers,
Randy

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Mark - 20 May 2006 17:30 GMT
That's great

Many thanks for your help.

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