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Friday, October 31, 2014
Tip 3.9: How to hide the Quick Find/Quick Replace window after the first search hit
"Visual Studio Tips, 251 ways to improve your Productivity in Visual Studio", courtesy of 'Sara Ford'
Let's say you are searching for some text, and you want the Ctrl+F Quick Find window or the Ctrl+H Quick Replace window to disappear after the first search.
Go to the Tools–Options–Environment–Find And Replace page, and check the Hide Find And Replace Window After A Match Is Located For Quick Find Or Quick Replace option.
Happy Programming! =)
Sara Ford's Blog
Let's say you are searching for some text, and you want the Ctrl+F Quick Find window or the Ctrl+H Quick Replace window to disappear after the first search.
Go to the Tools–Options–Environment–Find And Replace page, and check the Hide Find And Replace Window After A Match Is Located For Quick Find Or Quick Replace option.
Happy Programming! =)
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tip 3.8: You can use Ctrl+H to bring up the Quick Replace window
"Visual Studio Tips, 251 ways to improve your Productivity in Visual Studio", courtesy of 'Sara Ford'
Press Ctrl+H to bring up the Quick Replace window. The command is Edit.Replace. You need to press either the Replace button or the Replace All button to start the find-and-replace action.
Additionally, you can customize your find-and-replace experience by expanding the Show Dropdown section.
Happy Programming! =)
Sara Ford's Blog
Press Ctrl+H to bring up the Quick Replace window. The command is Edit.Replace. You need to press either the Replace button or the Replace All button to start the find-and-replace action.
Additionally, you can customize your find-and-replace experience by expanding the Show Dropdown section.
Happy Programming! =)
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Tip 3.7: How to customize the Find combo box (Ctrl+D) search
"Visual Studio Tips, 251 ways to improve your Productivity in Visual Studio", courtesy of 'Sara Ford'
Press Ctrl+F to bring up the Quick Find window and expand the Find Options section. These options also control the Find combo box.
Happy Programming! =)
Sara Ford's Blog
Press Ctrl+F to bring up the Quick Find window and expand the Find Options section. These options also control the Find combo box.
Happy Programming! =)
