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From: sh on 12 Nov 2009 10:29
Is there a key-combination to move back to a statement I was previously
on, even if I didn't set it up as a bookmark?

I use bookmarks when I know I'm going to go back to that statement many
times. But in most instances I'm just moving along doing things, when
I'd like to go back to the statement I just came from (or one even
before that).

Is there a "go back" or "go forward" key combination for non-bookmarked
edit points? ("Undo" doesn't do what I want.)

Thanks
From: Nigel V Thomas on 12 Nov 2009 12:08
Most will suggest the 'Navigate Back' or 'Navigate Forward' commands, but
they are totally useless.

It's a nightmare, makes the whole development environment a chore

Good luck if you find a sol.

Nigel

"sh" wrote:

> Is there a key-combination to move back to a statement I was previously
> on, even if I didn't set it up as a bookmark?
>
> I use bookmarks when I know I'm going to go back to that statement many
> times. But in most instances I'm just moving along doing things, when
> I'd like to go back to the statement I just came from (or one even
> before that).
>
> Is there a "go back" or "go forward" key combination for non-bookmarked
> edit points? ("Undo" doesn't do what I want.)
>
> Thanks
> .
>
From: Chris Dunaway on 12 Nov 2009 12:11
On Nov 12, 9:29 am, sh <sham...(a)prupipe.com> wrote:
> Is there a key-combination to move back to a statement I was previously
> on, even if I didn't set it up as a bookmark?
>
> I use bookmarks when I know I'm going to go back to that statement many
> times. But in most instances I'm just moving along doing things, when
> I'd like to go back to the statement I just came from (or one even
> before that).
>
> Is there a "go back" or "go forward" key combination for non-bookmarked
> edit points? ("Undo" doesn't do what I want.)
>
> Thanks

If you use the Visual Basic Profile in Visual Studio, you can try Ctrl-
Shift-F2 and see if that works for you, or alternately, you can map a
keyboard shortcut to the View.NavigateBackward / View.NavigateForward
actions.

Chris
From: Armin Zingler on 12 Nov 2009 12:56
Nigel V Thomas schrieb:
> Most will suggest the 'Navigate Back' or 'Navigate Forward' commands, but
> they are totally useless.

They are very useful to me.

> It's a nightmare, makes the whole development environment a chore
>
> Good luck if you find a sol.


--
Armin
From: Nigel V Thomas on 13 Nov 2009 05:49


"Armin Zingler" wrote:

> Nigel V Thomas schrieb:
> > Most will suggest the 'Navigate Back' or 'Navigate Forward' commands, but
> > they are totally useless.
>
> They are very useful to me.
>
> > It's a nightmare, makes the whole development environment a chore
> >
> > Good luck if you find a sol.
>
>
> --
> Armin
> .
>
Navigate.Back and Navigate Forwards takes you to where your cursor last was,
not your last edit - It's rubbish
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