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Visual Studio 2008 IDE Tips and Tricks. Sara Ford. Program Manager http://www.codeplex.com. Activities. Basics. Tip #0 – Don’t take notes Content provided on blog. Coding Tips. Demo. Search. Tip #1 – Incremental search Tip #2 – Find in Files Tip #3 – Repeat search. Editing.
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Visual Studio 2008 IDE Tips and Tricks Sara Ford Program Manager http://www.codeplex.com
Basics • Tip #0 – Don’t take notes • Content provided on blog
Coding Tips Demo
Search • Tip #1 – Incremental search • Tip #2 – Find in Files • Tip #3 – Repeat search
Editing • Tip #4 – Box selection • Tip #5 – Clipboard ring cycle • Tip #6 – Toolbox general tab • Tip #7 – Snippet tab tab
Navigation • Tip #8 – Find Combo Box • Tip #9 – File Tab Channel
Customizing Tips Demo
Customizing • Tip #10 – Change Keybindings • Tip #11 – Change Font Sizes • Tip #12 – Window Layouts • Tip #13 – Miscellaneous files • Tip #14 – Opening Visual Studio
Debugging Tips Demo
Breakpoints and Code Cleanup • Tip #15 – Tracepoints • Tip #16 – Conditional Breakpoints • Tip #17 – Using Statements
Examining • Tip #18 – Watch Windows • Tip #19 – DataTips Windows • Tip #20 – Immediate window • Tip #21 – Record macros
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