Wow, didn't know that. I use find-all-references a lot but will have to try this. ( just tried it *thank you* somehow missed that one - love it )
Everyone should be sure to try the free VS10x Codemap and other stuff in the online gallery.
Source Code Outliner never worked in VS2010 but the VS10x Codemap is a lot better anyway.
>Here's something I like better: Ctrl-Shift-F ... it gives you a list of all lines it finds, and you can double-click on any one of them to go there. The FindResults window stays "active", so you can refer to it at any time.
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>>With VFP, after finding something with CTL-F, CTL-G finds the next instance of it.
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>>I use CTL-F a lot with C# (bad memory) but I can't find a way to make the search find the next instance.
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>>Am I missing something?
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