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Equivalent to Ctrl + up-arrow and Ctrl + down-arror

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Adi - 10 Jan 2008 19:57 GMT
In VB 6.0, we were able to go to the beginning of a method or next methods
using Ctrl + up-arrow and Ctrl + down-arrow. Is there anything equivalent in
Visual Studio 5.0 IDE. Or how can I set that up? Any help is appreciated.
Jeff Johnson - 11 Jan 2008 15:15 GMT
> In VB 6.0, we were able to go to the beginning of a method or next methods
> using Ctrl + up-arrow and Ctrl + down-arrow. Is there anything equivalent
> in
> Visual Studio 5.0 IDE. Or how can I set that up? Any help is appreciated.

For future questions about anything VB6 or below, I recommend asking in the
microsoft.public.vb.* groups. This group is for the Visual STUDIO IDE, which
never incorporated VB until the .NET era. Anyways, how about
Ctrl+PageUp/Down?

Actually, I'm surprised Ctrl+Up/Down doesn't work. It's been quite a while
since I've used VB5 but I didn't think the VB6 IDE introduced any new
keyboard shortcuts. And I can tell you for sure that there's no way to
modify keyboard shortcuts in any of the classic VB IDEs, unfortunately. What
an oversight....
Adi - 11 Jan 2008 15:55 GMT
Sorry I didn't mean VB 5.0 I meant Visual Studio 2005, I am using C#. Missing
the advantage of that key combination.

> > In VB 6.0, we were able to go to the beginning of a method or next methods
> > using Ctrl + up-arrow and Ctrl + down-arrow. Is there anything equivalent
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> modify keyboard shortcuts in any of the classic VB IDEs, unfortunately. What
> an oversight....

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