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In Visual Studio 2003 you could jump to the next bookmark with ctrl k, ctrl-n; it stayed within the same file and wrapped around to the top of the file when there were no furter bookmarks in the file. Now in VS 2008 this seems to have changed, and ctrl-k, ctrl-n jumps to other files with bookmarks. How can I change this back to the old behavior?

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Actually, you have two other commands that by default are not assigned a shortcut:

  • Previous Bookmark In Document
  • Next Bookmark In Document

You'll see them if you go to the Edit->Bookmarks menu. You can bind them to a shortcut if you go to Options->Preferences->Environment->Keyboard and look them up as Edit.PreviousBookmarkInDocument and Edit.NextBookmarkInDocument.

Cheers!

dguaraglia
Great, that was it. Thanks!
Roel
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Bless you, my child.

Rusty