I don't want to take my hands of the keyboard every time i scroll in a document so i have started to use ctrl+up and ctrl+down a lot. But it's so sloooooow, is there any way to make it scroll more than one row per click?
A:
No this is not possible with the default key bindings in Visual Studio. They only allow for a single row scroll at a time.
You can potentially do this by building a Macro and running the command Edit.MoveControlUp multiple times.
JaredPar
2009-06-27 14:10:17
Hmm, creating a macro worked but it's not responsive enough to be used for this kind of thing. When i start the macro the screen flashes, the cursor changes to a wait-cursor, the taskbar pops up because a new icon in the notifyarea appears(got taskbar on autohide) and an annoying baloon tooltip appears. :(
2009-06-27 15:02:13
+1
A:
Whenever keyboard fatigue strikes, AutoHotkey will always save the day!
This AutoHotkey macro should do the trick:
^DOWN::
send ^{DOWN}^{DOWN}^{DOWN} ;send Ctrl+Down 3 times
return
^UP::
send ^{UP}^{UP}^{UP} ;send Ctrl+Up 3 times
return
It is quite a coarse solution but it does seem to do what you want.
demoncodemonkey
2009-07-09 18:06:09
A:
In your control panel "Keyboard Properties" you can set the Character repeat options. You can tune Repeat delay (long<->short) and Repeat rate (slow<->fast).
arolson101
2009-07-27 16:57:28