>>As I said, it is pre-defined in VS. You can turn off the mapping as I showed. Don't know if it is possible to accidentally create a macro, but the problem is easily solved.
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>Where exactly is the mapping in VS to turn it OFF?
Tools / Options
Then go to Environment node on treeview and Keyboard node on that. If you type Tools.Runt in the "Show commands containing it will show you the Tools.RunTemporaryMacro keymapping.
Then you can click Remove or change it to something else.
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