Ctrl+Y invokes Delete Current Line instead of Redo...

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Zytan said:
Hey, whoa, that's a great shortcut. I just tried it, and it works in
VB .NET! Maybe you have the professional edition where you have a
choice of different key mappings. I don't have a choice, so I assume
I am using the default for VB .NET, and they exist for it. So, either
way, if you are using VB6 or VB .NET mappings, it should work (unless
for VB6, you were using key mappings of VB2?). Also, the key mappings
can have errors. I've seen that before. Perhaps they forgot to
include this one, and no one noticed. If so, the functionality
definitely exists, and you can change the shortcuts to use it.

Look for Edit.NextMethod and Edit.PreviousMethod.

Zytan
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You're right, I *do* have the Professional version of VS2005. Also, I set
my default key settings to work for everything rather than VB, and maybe
that's why it's not set for my editor.

In mine, it does "Edit.ScrollLineUp" and "Edit.ScrollLineDown", as if just
pressing the up and down arrows doesn't do that. Sigh. But I figured out
how to change it, and now it works.

So bless you, you have made my day, maybe my week. Thanks very, very much.

Robin S.
 
You're right, I *do* have the Professional version of VS2005. Also, I set
my default key settings to work for everything rather than VB, and maybe
that's why it's not set for my editor.
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You're probably right. Sounds like something that would mess these
things up.

In mine, it does "Edit.ScrollLineUp" and "Edit.ScrollLineDown", as if just
pressing the up and down arrows doesn't do that. Sigh. But I figured out
how to change it, and now it works.

So bless you, you have made my day, maybe my week. Thanks very, very much.
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You're very welcome, Robin! Glad I could help.

Zytan
 
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