Try typing forend, foreach, ifend, docase, tryend, or dowhile followed by a space in a method or program. IntellliSense will automatically add the ending keyword (along with any intermediate keywords if applicable), and move the insertion point to where you need to type the conditional expression.

For docase, you get this:

do case
case <<< insertion point here

otherwise

endcase

Maybe you'll find that useful!

>Cathy:
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>I realize that you have written an article for Fox Talk on this which I may eventually lok up.
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>But from what I can gather so far in this thread, you have to be doing Object Oriented Programming or working with COM objects to get a real benefit from Intellisense.
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>My work tends to be with procedural code and with the PEM Sheet.
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>My code I guess is from the Dark Ages but it accomplishes all the needs I have with my customers.
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>Now that I have discovered how to keep the Tips off the screen and eliminate the Double To's it can be turned on without slowing me down. During the next week I will try to find 1 practical application for this thing.
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>Mike Smith