There are some not so obvious
shortcuts I use everyday in Visual Studio that make my life a lot easier, so I
thought I’d share them.
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Ctrl + Up
Arrow
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Scrolls up
without moving the caret
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Ctrl + Down
Arrow
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Scrolls down
without moving the caret
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Ctrl + Home *
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Moves the
caret to the top of the file
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Ctrl + End *
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Moves the
caret to the bottom of the file
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Ctrl + Page
Up *
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Moves the
caret to the top of the page without changing which part of the file is
visible
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Ctrl + Page
Down *
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Moves the
caret to the bottom of the page without changing which part of the file is
visible
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Ctrl + Left
Arrow *
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Moves a whole
word to the left
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Ctrl + Right
Arrow *
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Moves a whole
word to the right
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Ctrl + Delete
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Deletes the
following whole word
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Ctrl +
Backspace
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Deletes the
previous whole word
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Ctrl + Left
Mouse Click
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Select the
whole word under the mouse cursor (equivalent to double click)
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Shift + Alt
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Block
selection (both arrows keys and mouse can be used with this)
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Ctrl + C
without selecting any text
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Copies the
whole line
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Ctrl + X
without selecting any text
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Cuts the
whole line (using the shortcut for left-handed users, which is Shift +
Delete, gives the “illusion” of deleting a whole line)
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Shortcut can be combined with Shift to select
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