I want to assign a hotkey to a function, but the keys are already used in some other functions' combination. How can I easely remove this hotkey from all these entries so I free it up and am able to asign it to the function I want?
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I am using Visual Studio C# Express 2008, but you can go into Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard. If you put your cursor in the Press shortcut keys field and type the key you want to remap, it will show you what commands use that key and let you clear or change the assignments.
RedFilter
2008-11-29 23:53:01
I know about showing where it is mapped to, but how do I clear them except for navigating to each one of them and removing them one by one?
borisCallens
2008-11-30 03:15:47
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Go assign the command a shortcut (Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard). If it's already taken, that will display, but it won't keep you from assigning it to something else (which removes the shortcut from the original task).
Thomas G. Mayfield
2008-11-30 04:17:36
well, as long as I don't remove the hotkey from the other functions, it isn't working ...
borisCallens
2008-12-08 20:23:45