Specifically, I am always hitting Ctrl-A instead of Ctrl-S which is really annoying because it loses your place in the code. I very rarely actually want to select all of a file in Visual Studio, so I'd like to remove the keyboard shortcut so that Ctrl-A does nothing. Any way to do this?
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A:
- Go to Tools -> Options -> (select "Show all settings" checkbox) -> Environment -> Keyboard
- Type "Edit.SelectAll" in the text box labeled "Show commands containing"
- Click the Remove button to remove the shortcut Ctrl-A for that command
M4N
2009-07-20 23:15:46
A:
Tools > Options > 'Show all settings' > Environment > Keyboard
Obtained from this SO question.
pianoman
2009-07-20 23:16:19
A:
By the way, ctrl-minus will take you back to your previous position in the code, and ctrl-shift-minus will take you forward.
1800 INFORMATION
2009-07-20 23:32:23