Okay, so 2008 is almost over.  2009 begins in eight and a half hours (and you can work out how long it took to write this post from that), and it looks like we’re all ready for the fun.  Behind me on the couch are a bunch of awesome looking fireworks.  We have punch brewing in the kitchen and food is waiting to be cooked.  Guests will arrive in a few hours and then the revelry will begin!

I have to admit to a certain trepidation about 2009.  Tomorrow I will have spent a whole calendar year out of work, and despite having worked on some projects for OastOne as well as some open source work, I have spent a long time out of the workforce.  I really would like to get back to working full time, and soon too.  I haven’t been idle though.  I have learned a significant amount of German this year, more so than I had expected perhaps, but naturally enough not as much as I would like. I’ve still got a few months left of my current course, and I need to start preparing to get back to that soon.  There are actually some parts of speech that I think have slipped below my radar, and I need to go back and revise them soon. In fact, I really need to get a bunch of stuff revised before next Tuesday, which is when my next class happens.  I’ve recently subscribed to a language magazine called “Deutsch Perfekt”, which is a current affairs magazine for learners of German.  We (some of my classmates and I) are going to start up a conversation group too, which will definitely help.  That’ll hopefully start early next year, as soon as we can organise a time when everyone is free.

I remember back in 1990, around this time or slightly before, thinking about how distant a thing the year two thousand was.  Then at the turn of the millennium thinking about how distant 2010 was from then.  Time takes no prisoners however, and 2010 is only a year away.  Sometimes I want to be immortal simply to stem the all too rapid passage of time.

Anyway, as for resolutions, I really have only one.  I would like to accelerate the rate at which I learn German.  This means actual study on top of the classes I take every week.  I haven’t been too good at that in the past, preferring to study by speaking. Obviously the other thing is I need to find a job.

I see from the MS Beta Newsgroups that invitations for the Windows 7 beta have been out for a week now.  I don’t have one.  I don’t know why, and I hate that of course.  I think it has something to do with their selection criteria rather than any failing as a beta tester.  I’ve read that the build the beta testers are getting has already been leaked to torrents already, which is bloody typical really.  I’ve also read that its going into public beta in January, which means that it is far more stable than any previous betas have been in the past.  Vista was unstable for a large portion of the test, and XP was severely driver limited for a long time.  So, if I can resist the urge to download the leaked build then I’ll grab the public beta as soon as its released.

So, its starting to get dark here, and while writing this I have watched another awesome episode of Planet Earth.  I bought a bunch of fireworks this morning and the entire estate will be out later to set them off.  One of the things I bought was a cube of rockets, which (once started) sets off 225 rockets in 70 seconds.  Can’t wait for that!!!

There’s a new build of Windows Live Writer available now from Microsoft.  This version includes a very nifty tagging system as shown in the screenshot on the right. It works really well with BlogEngine.Net, but you need to have the latest build installed in order to see this functionality. One thing I have noticed is that I finally have the complete set of tags available to me from Live Writer.  Before now, when I clicked on the “Tag” button I was seeing only the tags that had passed the minimum post threshold specified for display in the blog.  So, if you can’t see it in the tag list on the left then I can’t see it in the software.  Its a minor irritation that requires me to open the blog in order to post to it, which is of course what this software is trying to get you away from. Now I can at least view them by typing the first few letters of the word.  Its not perfect, but its certainly getting there.  So, bitching about BlogEngine.Net aside, lets get back to Live Writer.

Other improvements are the ability to upload an entire Windows Live Photo album.  I’ve not used Live Photos much, as it has one major disadvantage.  There’s a cap on the limit you can upload in a month.  I reached it after having uploaded some photos and immediately stopped using the service. I honestly couldn’t be arsed fucking around with something that is so limited.  I would pay for extra space and an unlimited upload quote, but it wasn’t available.  Flickr however is available, and right now too.  I am in the process of uploading all my photos there, but it is very slow.  I have about thirty gigabytes in roughly ten thousand photos that I want to store there, and I’ll organise and share some of them as soon as they are all uploaded.

Windows Live Writer 2009: Release Candidate - Windows Live

Smashing Magazine has just published an awesome list of CSS tools on that you can use in your projects.  It was so awesome that I just did something I’ve never done before: I copied the entire post and pasted it here for reference.  So, without further ado and with enormous gratitude to Smashing Magazine, I give you the list.

CSS and Typography

• Hyphenator
  Hyphenator.js brings client-side hyphenation of HTML documents to every browser by inserting soft hyphens using hyphenation patterns and Frank M. Liang’s hyphenation algorithm commonly known from LaTeX and OpenOffice. The goal is to provide hyphenation in all browsers that support JavaScript and the soft hyphen for at least English, German and French. Here is the server-side script that does the hyphenation.
• CSS Type Set
  CSS Type Set is a hands-on typography tool that allows designers and developers to interactively test and learn how to style their Web content.
• Typechart
  Typechart lets you flip through, preview and compare Web typography while retrieving the CSS.
• CSS-Typoset Matrix and code generator
  A matrix table that presents font sizes and (symmetrical and asymmetrical) margins for various base font sizes — in pixel and em units. It also generates the source code on the fly. Created by Jan Quickels.
• Em Calculator
  Em Calculator is a small JavaScript tool that helps you make scalable and accessible CSS design. It converts sizes in pixels to relative em units, which are based on a given text size.
• Facelift Image Replacement (FLIR)
  Facelift Image Replacement (or FLIR, pronounced “fleer”) is an image replacement script that dynamically generates image representations of text on your Web page in fonts that might otherwise not be visible to your visitors. Written by Cory Mawhorter. How To Use Any Font With FLIR: Tutorial.
• Vertical rhythm calculator
  This tool converts pixel values to em values depending on the font size of the text. You can also set margins and paddings automatically, depending on the line height you’ve defined. Very useful.
• typeface.js
  Instead of just creating images or using Flash to show your website’s graphic text in the font you want, you can use typeface.js and write in plain HTML and CSS, just as if your visitors had the font installed locally.

CSS Online Tools

• PSD2CSS Online
  A free online service that generates Web pages from Photoshop designs. By following the guidelines and naming conventions, you can precisely choose how the transformation from PSD to (X)HTML and CSS is done.
• Conditional-CSS
  Conditional-CSS allows you to write maintainable CSS with conditional logic to target specific CSS statements for both individual browsers and groups of browsers.
• MoreCSS
  MoreCSS is a design-oriented JavaScript library that allows you to write code for applying automatic hyphenation and creating pop-ups, tool tips, tab menus, zebra tables, advanced list styling and cross-browser opacity style. But the really special thing is that you can do these things as you would with regular CSS.
• px to em
  This tool is what its developers call “px to em conversion made simple”. Type a base font size in pixels, and the tool will produce a complete pixel to em conversion table, making elastic Web design much easier to produce.
• CSS Frame Generator
  This tool returns corresponding CSS in a line-by-line way indented with spaces to reflect XHTML structure - each selector and all of its properties and values in one line. This may be a bit strange for you at the beginning, but if you get used to it you’ll find it much better.
• CSS Redundancy Checker
  You can use this tool to find CSS selectors that aren’t used by any of your HTML files and that may be redundant.
• CleverCSS
  CleverCSS is a small markup language for CSS, and inspired by Python, that can be used to build a style sheet in a clean and structured way. In many ways, it’s cleaner and more powerful than CSS2. You can also work with variables.
• WordOff
  WordOff applies some rules to strip the cruft that is pasted into WYSIWYG editors from Word. For example, attributes are removed for all elements except <a>, <span> and <div>, empty elements are removed and consecutive line breaks are reduced to two. It also contains an API.
• Postable
  “I absolutely hate having to switch all the ‘< ‘ and ‘>’ signs in my code to ‘<’ and ‘>,’ respectively. I also hate having to write “&” any time I want to include an ampersand. It makes including code snippets on my blog and whatnot extremely annoying, and today I finally got fed up.” This handy tool is a little app that will do all that for you. Created by Elliot Swan.
• Kotatsu
  Kotatsu is a simple HTML table generator. The tool lets you attach classes to cells in the same column easily.
• htmldevelopertools
  This tool allows you to update your CSS files on the server in a browser window. Currently works only under IIS + .NET 3.5. An interesting idea. Could someone create a similar script for Apache? Let us know, and we’ll support your both financially and with the broad coverage of our magazine.
• Deploy
  Deploy is a free open-source Web application that allows you to choose the name of a project, the Doctype, whether you want a CSS reset or jQuery integration, and it creates a zipped, ready-to-use package with all specified files and folders. The tool has been optimized for Fluid, the Mac application that creates SSBs (site-specific browsers) for websites.
• CSS Evolve
  CSSEvolve lets you play with many properties of a website, including the website’s color scheme, fonts, borders and more. CSSEvolve works through a process of simulated evolution in which you select website features that you like and refine them through multiple generations.”It uses a traditional blind watchmaker, user-driven genetic algorithm to drive CSS changes on a website of the user’s choosing. Basically, a set of mutated CSS variants are produced, the user selects changes that he or she likes, the algorithm randomly combines those changes through crossover and mutation and the process continues.” [ via ]
• Lorem 2
  This tool provides you with an “all around better Lorem experience.” It contains short paragraphs, long paragraphs, short list items and long list items to use in your wireframes.
• SelectORacle
  A small script that explains CSS selectors in plain English or Spanish. Particularly useful for CSS3 selectors.
• JS Bin
  A Web app specifically designed to help JavaScript and CSS folk test snippets of code in a particular context and debug the code collaboratively. It allows you to edit and test JavaScript and HTML (reloading the URL also maintains the state of your code: new tabs don’t). Once you’re happy, you can save and send the URL to a peer for review or help. They can then make further changes, saving anew if required. Alternative: CodePaste or EtherPad.
• CSS Text Wrapper
  The CSS Text Wrapper allows you to easily make HTML text wrap in shapes other than just a rectangle. You can make text wrap around curves, zig-zags, or whatever you want.
• Writing Tests Against CSS
  CSS is hard to test automatically. Do font sizes meet expectations? Does the layout width correspond to the initial mockup? This tool helps you spot changes in unexpected areas of a website’s layout and design. It can also extract rendered DOM values, such as text size, from a given Web page and compare them against expected values. This could be useful for both regression testing and assertion-based, test-driven development. Written in Python by Gareth Rushgrove.
• CSS Sprite Generator
  With this tool, you can upload all of your images (you have to place them in a .zip file first) and it will combine the uploaded images into a single sprite and generate the CSS for you.
• Sky CSS Tool
  An online CSS authoring tool, Sky CSS allows you to create CSS classes almost without using handwritten code. A JavaScript-compatible browser is needed for proper functioning.
• CSS Tidy Online
  An online version of CSS Tidy, a tool that allows you to keep your code clean by compressing the code.
• Web-Based Tools for Optimizing, Formatting and Checking CSS
  A huge compilation of some of the best free Web-based CSS optimizers/compressors, code formatters and validation services. By Jacob Gube.
• Grid Designer 2.4
  This tool enables you to create a grid by specifying the number of columns and the widths of the columns, gutters and margins. You can also specify typography in the same tool and export the final CSS and (X)HTML markup. You can also bookmark your grid and typography settings and create designs with spanning columns. Created by Rasmus Schultz.
• Yahoo’s Secret Text-Sprite Generator
  Basically this is a URL you can hit that creates a perfect sprite-ready PNG graphic of text you add to the URL.
• Replace CSS Colors - Editor
  This tool enables you to change the entire color scheme of your website without going through the CSS code. You choose your local CSS file, replace colors and then download the new CSS file.
• The Box Office
  The Box Office lets you wrap, float or contour text around free-form images using CSS for (X)HTML pages.
• MinifyMe
  A small AIR application that can compress multiple CSS and JavaScript files into one and runs on your desktop.
• cssdoc
  CSSDOC is a convention for commenting in CSS to help individuals and teams to improve writing, coding, styling and managing CSS files. It is an adoption of the well known JavaDoc/DocBlock-based way of commenting in source code by putting style, DocBlocks and tags together.
• CSS Menu Generator
  This tool generates vertical, horizontal and drop-down menus online. Various color schemes are available, and you can also customize the menus online.
• sheetUp - DOM Stylesheet Library
  Simplify the tedious task of manipulating style sheets contained in document.styleSheets. You can use the sheetup bookmarklet to integrate a built-in CSS/HTML-editor in your browser.
• CSS SuperScrub
  This tool claims to significantly reduce the size and complexity of your CSS by programmatically stripping unneeded content, stripping redundant calls and intelligently grouping the remaining element names.
• DrawAble Markup Language
  Drawter Beta 2 gives you the possibility of literally drawing your website’s code. It runs on every single Web browser, which makes it really useful and helpful. Each tag is presented as a layer you have drawn.

Handy Kits For Designing With CSS

• Regex Patterns for Single Line CSS
  If you are formatting your CSS style sheets single-line, you may find Dan Rubin’s Textmate macro useful and helpful. “This macro retains a single blank line where your original contained two or more blank lines (helpful if you group your rules) and adds white space that matches my standard formatting preferences (which I find makes it easier to scan quickly).” And if you don’t use Textmate, you can use a regular expression instead; it is also provided in the post.
• 21 Excellent Dreamweaver Extensions for CSS Productivity and Standards
  An extensive overview of various Dreamweaver extensions, such as CSS Sculptor, CSS Menu Writer, Link Fader, CSS Layouts, Format Table, Style Switcher, etc.
• Graph Paper
  This graph paper is made for visual designers, interactive designers and information architects. You’ll find styles for wireframing user interfaces, storyboarding interaction and plotting values on a two-by-two grid. Plus, you’ll get a basic grid for drafting sitemaps or anything else that might come up.
• Starter Kit For Developers (PSD)
  This starter kit is a free Photoshop template that includes forms, grids, ad placeholders, dummy copy and other design elements (13 MB).
• CSSHttpRequest
  CSSHttpRequest (CHR) is a method for cross-domain AJAX, using CSS for transport. Similar to JavaScript, this works because CSS is not subject to the same-origin policy that affects XMLHttpRequest. Like JSONP, CSSHttpRequest is limited to making GET requests. Unlike JSONP, untrusted third-party JavaScript cannot execute in the context of the calling page.

In-Browser CSS Tools

• Collection of Web Developer Tools, by Browser
  Sometimes it is not easy to keep track which tools are at a developer’s disposal (and which ones are actually useful). This article lists the best tools available and quickly describes how to activate, install and use them.

In-Browser CSS Tools: Firefox Extensions

• Dust-Me Selectors
  A Firefox extension (for v1.5 or later) that finds unused CSS selectors. It extracts all of the selectors from all of the style sheets on the page you’re viewing, then analyzes that page to see which of those selectors are not used. The data is then stored so that when testing subsequent pages, selectors can be crossed off the list as they’re encountered.
• Aardvark Firefox Extension
  With Aardvark, you can: clean up unwanted banners and surrounding “fluff,” especially prior to printing a page; see how a page is created, block by block; and view the source code of one or more elements.
• CSSViewer
  A CSS property viewer that displays all information about a design element.
• Dummy Lipsum
  This Firefox extension dynamically fills a selected field with Lorem ipsum text; the function is called via the context menu.
• Firefox: Test- und Entwicklungstools für Webentwickler | Dr. Web Magazin
• GridFox
  GridFox is a Firefox extension that overlays a grid on any website. If you can open it in Firefox, you can put a grid on top of it. It’s easy to customize and allows you to create the exact grid you based your layout on.
• 20 Firefox Add-Ons To Enhance Your Web-Development
  Yet another overview of useful Firefox add-ons that can help developers create websites more efficiently. Among them are Codetch, Pixel Perfect, Link Checker and ColorZilla.

Coding and Programming With CSS

• CSS Extra Coda Plug-in
  CSS Extra is a plug-in for Coda that gives you access to some dynamic CSS. Although it is not truly dynamic in that it will not force Coda to process the variables and settings, it gives you the commands to process the CSS instead. What this means is that you can have constants, bases and a layout module within your CSS.
• Edit in Place with JavaScript and CSS
  This tool offers you more intuitive editing (in-place editing) of your documents and style sheets. The idea: in a selected area, the user can enter the markup or change the current value directly.
• Simple CSS
  Simple CSS is a free CSS editor that runs on Mac, Windows and Linux. It allows you to create CSS from scratch and modify existing sheets, using a familiar point-and-click interface. Freeware.
• AWK
  AWK is a very powerful programming language that you can use on the command line for advanced text processing.
• cssutils
  A Python package for parsing and building CSS.
• RESTful CSS
  A new method for organizing CSS that better maps on to the way that popular Web application frameworks are built. The examples are based on Ruby on Rails, but the concepts should be easily transferrable to other MVC frameworks. By Steve Heffernan.

New CSS Frameworks

• CSS Drop-Down Menu Framework
  A cross-browser, modular framework that contains 14 customizable templates for designing drop-down-menus.
• BlueTripCSS Framework
  A full featured and beautiful CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) framework which combined the best of Blueprint, Tripoli (hence the name), Hartija’s print stylesheet, 960.gs’s simplicity, and Elements’ icons, and has now found a life of its own. The framework contains 24-column grid, sensible typography styles, clean form styles, a print styleshet, an empty starter stylesheet, sexy buttons and status message styles.
• Hartija - CSS Print Framework
  Hartija is a CSS print framework that attempts to unite the best CSS printing practices into one single CSS file.
• AM framework
  This framework contains six basic templates: for fixed, fluid, one-column, two-column and three-column layouts, as well as a jQuery template.
• Introducing SenCSS
  A clean, minimal CSS template for new projects.
• Typogridphy
  Typogridphy is a CSS framework constructed to allow Web designers and front-end developers to quickly code typograhically pleasing grid layouts.
• formy-css-framework
  A CSS Framework for better form management.
• emastic
  Emastic is a CSS Framework. Its continuing mission: “to explore a strange new world, to seek out new life and new Web spaces, to boldly go where no CSS framework has gone before.”

CSS Bookmarklets

• Design Bookmarklet
  Design is a suite of Web design and development tools that can be used on any Web page. Encompassing utilities for grid layout, measurement (rule) and alignment (unit, crosshair), Design is a powerful and useful JavaScript bookmarklet.
• ReCSS: Reload your CSS
  This little bookmarklet makes refreshing your CSS a breeze. It comes in quite handy when you’re developing dynamic applications. Tested in IE and Firefox.
• XRAY
  A bookmarklet for Internet Explorer 6+ and Webkit- and Mozilla-based browsers (including Safari, Firefox, Camino and Mozilla). You can use it to see the box model of any element on any Web page.
• MRI
  MRI is a bookmarklet for Internet Explorer 6+ and Webkit- and Mozilla-based browsers (including Safari, Firefox, Camino and Mozilla). You can use it to debug and test selectors.
• CSSFly
  A tool for editing websites easily, directly and in real-time in your browser.
• 15 Must-Have Bookmarklets For Web Designers And Developers
  An extensive list of 15 handy Web designer and developer bookmarklets. The whole pack can be downloaded and imported into Firefox.

Tools For Generating CSS Layouts

• Construct Your CSS
  A visual layout editor based on Blueprint and jQuery. A video tutorial is available as well. You can use the keyboard to create layouts on the fly. By Christian Montoya.
• XHTML/CSS Markup Generator
  Markup Generator is a simple tool created for XHTML and CSS coders who are tired of writing boring frame code as they just begin slicing work. Its main purpose is to speed up your work by generating (X)HTML markup and a CSS frame out of very intuitive, shortened syntax, so that you can jump directly to the styling of elements.
• Dynamic Layout Generator
  This tool generates cross-browser multi-column liquid designs and enables you to visually change the width and colors. You can drag the sliders to choose the width you want in your layout and preview the layout online. The CSS code is generated automatically.
• iStylr - Online CSS Template Generator
  An advanced WYSIWIG online CSS-editor with syntax highlighting, drag’n'drop-functionality, template import/export, image manager, stylsheet sharing option and a visual DOM tree. A registration is required (OpenID-login is supported).

Blank CSS Layouts

• The Only CSS Layout You Need
  A collection of basic cross-browser layouts.
• Faux-Column CSS Layouts
  There are a total of 42 faux-column CSS layouts for downloading. All markup has been validated against a strict Doctype.
• Fixed-Width CSS Layouts
  There are a total of 53 fixed-width CSS layouts for downloading. All markup has been validated against a strict Doctype.
• ___layouts
  The foundational ___layouts file offers five preset page widths, the option to have a fixed width or a text “zoom”-style scaling effect and two core templates that give you the ability to nest subdivided regions of one to four columns. The framework supports fluid-width layouts and fixed-width layouts.

CSS Layouts

• 100 Free High-Quality XHTML/CSS Templates
  In this post, we showcase 100 free high-quality templates. Hopefully, some of them will save you some time in your design and development. While they are generally free for personal or commercial use, always remember to check the license first for any restrictions or guidelines.
• 45 Excellent Free Web Templates

50 Extremely Useful And Powerful CSS Tools | CSS | Smashing Magazine

If you’re anything like me, then you tend to like keyboard shortcuts over the mouse.  Your mouse isn’t a very efficient way of getting around to be honest, but it takes time to learn all the keyboard shortcuts.  This was illustrated really well for me today when Anna went to download some files and copy them to a different machine on our network.  She downloaded them, then selected them all with the mouse, right clicked and then left clicked “cut” on the menu.  Then she navigated to the folder she was looking for, right clicked in the folder, then left clicked on “paste”.  It all makes perfect sense until you think that she could have selected the files with Ctrl-A, cut them with Ctrl-X and pasted them with Ctrl-V. 

The reason this isn’t so intuitive is that you need to move your hands out of the normal typing position in order to use the mouse.  When your hands are straight in front of you in typing position, typically the mouse is around 30cm to the right of your right hand.  That’s with a typical 104 key keyboard.  Check it out for yourself if you’re sitting at a desk right now.  Have a look how far to the right you need to move your hand to get to the mouse.  Now, when you’re navigating around an environment such as Visual Studio you’ll find that you can get things done a lot faster if you use only the keyboard as opposed to the combination of keyboard and mouse.  Of course there are exceptions, and things that are far more intuitive to do with a mouse than with a keyboard.  For the most part however you’ll be writing code.  It makes more sense for you to be able to do the job without having to break your train of thought with the additional movement necessary to get to the mouse.

Visual Studio has a myriad of hotkeys available, and the actual quantity varies on the version you are running.  I use the Pro version, in which there are five hundred and one shortcut keys.  The amount will depend on the version you are running.  For example, the Team System versions will have more for their SQL editor. That list is generated with the macro on Sara's page, which I won't publish again here for the sake of brevity.

If you are a programmer who uses VS.Net it would be very much worth your while taking some time each day to learn some of these macros. Over time you will build up a speed and knowledge of the IDE that simply cannot be matched with your mouse alone.

Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.Undo	Global::Alt+Bkspce
ClassViewContextMenus.ClassViewMultiselectProjectreferencesItems.Properties	Global::Alt+Enter
Debug.ApplyCodeChanges	Global::Alt+F10
Tools.MacrosIDE	Global::Alt+F11
Edit.FindSymbol	Global::Alt+F12
Edit.StopSearch	Global::Alt+F3, S
Data.StepInto	Global::Alt+F5
Window.NextPane	Global::Alt+F6
Window.NextToolWindowNav	Global::Alt+F7
View.MacroExplorer	Global::Alt+F8
DebuggerContextMenus.BreakpointsWindow.GoToDisassembly	Global::Alt+F9, A
DebuggerContextMenus.BreakpointsWindow.Delete	Global::Alt+F9, D
DebuggerContextMenus.BreakpointsWindow.GoToSourceCode	Global::Alt+F9, S
View.Backward	Global::Alt+Left Arrow
Debug.ShowNextStatement	Global::Alt+Num *
View.Forward	Global::Alt+Right Arrow
View.NavigateBackward	Global::Ctrl+-
	Global::Ctrl+#
View.ShowSmartTag	Global::Ctrl+.
Tools.GoToCommandLine	Global::Ctrl+/
	Global::Ctrl+;
View.CodeDefinitionWindow	Global::Ctrl+\, Ctrl+D
View.ErrorList	Global::Ctrl+\, Ctrl+E
View.TaskList	Global::Ctrl+\, Ctrl+T
View.CodeDefinitionWindow	Global::Ctrl+\, D
View.ErrorList	Global::Ctrl+\, E
View.TaskList	Global::Ctrl+\, T
Debug.LocationToolbar.ProcessCombo	Global::Ctrl+5
Debug.LocationToolbar.ThreadCombo	Global::Ctrl+6
Debug.LocationToolbar.StackFrameCombo	Global::Ctrl+7
Debug.LocationToolbar.ToggleCurrentThreadFlaggedState	Global::Ctrl+8
Debug.LocationToolbar.ToggleFlaggedThreads	Global::Ctrl+9
Edit.SelectAll	Global::Ctrl+A
View.CommandWindow	Global::Ctrl+Alt+A
Debug.Breakpoints	Global::Ctrl+Alt+B
Debug.BreakAll	Global::Ctrl+Alt+Break
Debug.CallStack	Global::Ctrl+Alt+C
Debug.Disassembly	Global::Ctrl+Alt+D
Window.ShowEzMDIFileList	Global::Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow
Debug.Exceptions	Global::Ctrl+Alt+E
Help.Contents	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F1
Debug.StepOverCurrentProcess	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F10
Debug.StepIntoCurrentProcess	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F11
View.FindSymbolResults	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F12
Help.Index	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F2
Help.Search	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F3
Data.Execute	Global::Ctrl+Alt+F5
Debug.Registers	Global::Ctrl+Alt+G
Debug.Threads	Global::Ctrl+Alt+H
Debug.Immediate	Global::Ctrl+Alt+I
Project.Override	Global::Ctrl+Alt+Ins
View.ObjectBrowser	Global::Ctrl+Alt+J
View.SolutionExplorer	Global::Ctrl+Alt+L
Debug.Memory1	Global::Ctrl+Alt+M, 1
Debug.Memory2	Global::Ctrl+Alt+M, 2
Debug.Memory3	Global::Ctrl+Alt+M, 3
Debug.Memory4	Global::Ctrl+Alt+M, 4
View.Output	Global::Ctrl+Alt+O
Tools.AttachtoProcess	Global::Ctrl+Alt+P
Debug.QuickWatch	Global::Ctrl+Alt+Q
View.WebBrowser	Global::Ctrl+Alt+R
View.ServerExplorer	Global::Ctrl+Alt+S
View.DocumentOutline	Global::Ctrl+Alt+T
Debug.Modules	Global::Ctrl+Alt+U
Debug.Autos	Global::Ctrl+Alt+V, A
Debug.Locals	Global::Ctrl+Alt+V, L
Debug.Watch	Global::Ctrl+Alt+W, 1
Debug.Watch2	Global::Ctrl+Alt+W, 2
Debug.Watch3	Global::Ctrl+Alt+W, 3
Debug.Watch4	Global::Ctrl+Alt+W, 4
View.Toolbox	Global::Ctrl+Alt+X
Debug.Processes	Global::Ctrl+Alt+Z
Debug.BreakatFunction	Global::Ctrl+B
Build.Cancel	Global::Ctrl+Break
Edit.Copy	Global::Ctrl+C
Edit.GoToFindCombo	Global::Ctrl+D
Edit.MoveControlDown	Global::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Edit.Find	Global::Ctrl+F
Help.HowDoI	Global::Ctrl+F1
Debug.RunToCursor	Global::Ctrl+F10
Debug.ToggleDisassembly	Global::Ctrl+F11
Edit.GoToDeclaration	Global::Ctrl+F12
Window.MovetoNavigationBar	Global::Ctrl+F2
Edit.FindNextSelected	Global::Ctrl+F3
Window.CloseDocumentWindow	Global::Ctrl+F4
Debug.StartWithoutDebugging	Global::Ctrl+F5
Window.NextDocumentWindow	Global::Ctrl+F6
Build.Compile	Global::Ctrl+F7
Debug.EnableBreakpoint	Global::Ctrl+F9
Edit.GoTo	Global::Ctrl+G
Edit.Replace	Global::Ctrl+H
Edit.Copy	Global::Ctrl+Ins
Tools.CodeSnippetsManager	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+B
	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+F
Edit.GenerateMethodStub	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+M
Edit.NextBookmark	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+N
Edit.PreviousBookmark	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+P
View.ObjectBrowserGoToSearchCombo	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+R
Edit.SurroundWith	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+S
View.ClassViewGoToSearchCombo	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+V
View.BookmarkWindow	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+W
Edit.InsertSnippet	Global::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+X
Edit.MoveControlLeft	Global::Ctrl+Left Arrow
File.NewFile	Global::Ctrl+N
File.OpenFile	Global::Ctrl+O
File.Print	Global::Ctrl+P
Window.NextTab	Global::Ctrl+PgDn
Window.PreviousTab	Global::Ctrl+PgUp
EditorContextMenus.CodeWindow.RunSelection	Global::Ctrl+Q
Test.RunAllTestsInSolution	Global::Ctrl+R, A
Test.RunTestsInClass	Global::Ctrl+R, C
Test.DebugAllTestsInSolution	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+A
Test.DebugTestsInClass	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+C
TestResults.DebugAllTestsInTestResults	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+D
Refactor.EncapsulateField	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+E
TestResults.DebugCheckedTests	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+F
Refactor.ExtractInterface	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+I
Refactor.ExtractMethod	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+M
Test.DebugTestsInNamespace	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+N
Refactor.ReorderParameters	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+O
Refactor.PromoteLocalVariable	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+P
Refactor.Rename	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+R
Test.DebugTestsInCurrentContext	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+T
Refactor.RemoveParameters	Global::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+V
TestResults.RunAllTestsInTestResults	Global::Ctrl+R, D
Test.TestResults.RunCheckedTests	Global::Ctrl+R, F
Test.RunTestsInNamespace	Global::Ctrl+R, N
Test.RunTestsInCurrentContext	Global::Ctrl+R, T
Edit.MoveControlRight	Global::Ctrl+Right Arrow
File.SaveSelectedItems	Global::Ctrl+S
View.NavigateForward	Global::Ctrl+Shift+-
View.BrowseNext	Global::Ctrl+Shift+1
View.BrowsePrevious	Global::Ctrl+Shift+2
View.ForwardBrowseContext	Global::Ctrl+Shift+7
View.PopBrowseContext	Global::Ctrl+Shift+8
Project.AddNewItem	Global::Ctrl+Shift+A
Debug.StepOutCurrentProcess	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F11
Build.BuildSolution	Global::Ctrl+Shift+B
View.ClassView	Global::Ctrl+Shift+C
Edit.SizeControlDown	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow
View.ResourceView	Global::Ctrl+Shift+E
Edit.FindinFiles	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F
Debug.SetNextStatement	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F10
View.NextError	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F12
Edit.FindPreviousSelected	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F3
Debug.Restart	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F5
Window.PreviousDocumentWindow	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F6
Debug.DeleteAllBreakpoints	Global::Ctrl+Shift+F9
Edit.OpenFile	Global::Ctrl+Shift+G
Edit.ReplaceinFiles	Global::Ctrl+Shift+H
Edit.CycleClipboardRing	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Ins
Edit.NextBookmarkInFolder	Global::Ctrl+Shift+K, Ctrl+Shift+N
Edit.PreviousBookmarkInFolder	Global::Ctrl+Shift+K, Ctrl+Shift+P
Edit.SizeControlLeft	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
File.NewProject	Global::Ctrl+Shift+N
File.OpenProject	Global::Ctrl+Shift+O
Tools.RunTemporaryMacro	Global::Ctrl+Shift+P
Tools.RecordTemporaryMacro	Global::Ctrl+Shift+R
Edit.SizeControlRight	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
File.SaveAll	Global::Ctrl+Shift+S
Window.PreviousDocumentWindowNav	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Edit.SizeControlUp	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.CycleClipboardRing	Global::Ctrl+Shift+V
File.ViewinBrowser	Global::Ctrl+Shift+W
Edit.Redo	Global::Ctrl+Shift+Z
Window.NextDocumentWindowNav	Global::Ctrl+Tab
Edit.MoveControlUp	Global::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Edit.Paste	Global::Ctrl+V
Edit.Cut	Global::Ctrl+X
Edit.Redo	Global::Ctrl+Y
Edit.Undo	Global::Ctrl+Z
Edit.Delete	Global::Del
Edit.MoveControlDownGrid	Global::Down Arrow
Edit.ShowTileGrid	Global::Enter
Window.ActivateDocumentWindow	Global::Esc
Help.F1Help	Global::F1
Debug.StepOver	Global::F10
Debug.StepInto	Global::F11
Edit.GoToDefinition	Global::F12
View.EditLabel	Global::F2
Edit.FindNext	Global::F3
View.PropertiesWindow	Global::F4
Debug.Start	Global::F5
Window.NextSplitPane	Global::F6
View.ToggleDesigner	Global::F7
Edit.GoToNextLocation	Global::F8
Debug.ToggleBreakpoint	Global::F9
Edit.MoveControlLeftGrid	Global::Left Arrow
Edit.MoveControlRightGrid	Global::Right Arrow
Project.AddExistingItem	Global::Shift+Alt+A
Edit.Redo	Global::Shift+Alt+Bkspce
Data.ShowDataSources	Global::Shift+Alt+D
View.FullScreen	Global::Shift+Alt+Enter
View.ShowSmartTag	Global::Shift+Alt+F10
Edit.QuickFindSymbol	Global::Shift+Alt+F12
Help.SearchResults	Global::Shift+Alt+F3
Window.PreviousPane	Global::Shift+Alt+F6
Window.PreviousToolWindowNav	Global::Shift+Alt+F7
File.NewWebSite	Global::Shift+Alt+N
File.OpenWebSite	Global::Shift+Alt+O
Edit.Cut	Global::Shift+Del
Edit.SizeControlDownGrid	Global::Shift+Down Arrow
Window.CloseToolWindow	Global::Shift+Esc
Help.WindowHelp	Global::Shift+F1
Debug.StepOut	Global::Shift+F11
Edit.FindAllReferences	Global::Shift+F12
Edit.FindPrevious	Global::Shift+F3
View.PropertyPages	Global::Shift+F4
Debug.StopDebugging	Global::Shift+F5
Window.PreviousSplitPane	Global::Shift+F6
Edit.GoToPrevLocation	Global::Shift+F8
Debug.QuickWatch	Global::Shift+F9
Edit.Paste	Global::Shift+Ins
Edit.SizeControlLeftGrid	Global::Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.SizeControlRightGrid	Global::Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.SelectPreviousControl	Global::Shift+Tab
Edit.SizeControlUpGrid	Global::Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.SelectNextControl	Global::Tab
Edit.MoveControlUpGrid	Global::Up Arrow
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.Delete	Class Diagram::Ctrl+Del
Edit.RemovefromDiagram	Class Diagram::Del
View.ViewCode	Class Diagram::Enter
ClassDiagram.Collapse	Class Diagram::Num -
ClassDiagram.Expand	Class Diagram::Num +
Edit.ExpandCollapseBaseTypeList	Class Diagram::Shift+Alt+B
Edit.NavigateToLollipop	Class Diagram::Shift+Alt+L
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Data.Column	DataSet Editor::Ctrl+L
Data.InsertColumn	DataSet Editor::Ins
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Table.RowBelow	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow
Table.ColumntotheLeft	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow
Table.ColumntotheRight	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow
Table.RowAbove	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Alt+Up Arrow
Format.Bold	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+B
Edit.MoveControlDown	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Format.Italic	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+I
Format.ConverttoHyperlink	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+L
Project.AddContentPage	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+C
View.EditMaster	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+M
View.NextView	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+PgDn
Window.PreviousTab	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+PgUp
Format.InsertBookmark	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Shift+L
View.ASP.NETNonvisualControls	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Shift+N
Format.Underline	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+U
Edit.MoveControlUp	HTML Editor Design View::Ctrl+Up Arrow
View.ShowSmartTag	HTML Editor Design View::Shift+Alt+F10
View.ViewMarkup	HTML Editor Design View::Shift+F7
View.NextView	HTML Editor Source View::Ctrl+PgDn
Window.PreviousTab	HTML Editor Source View::Ctrl+PgUp
View.AutoCloseTagOverride	HTML Editor Source View::Ctrl+Shift+.
Edit.UpdateJScriptIntellisense	HTML Editor Source View::Ctrl+Shift+J
View.SynchronizeViews	HTML Editor Source View::Ctrl+Shift+Y
View.ViewDesigner	HTML Editor Source View::Shift+F7
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Resources.Strings	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+1
Resources.Images	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+2
Resources.Icons	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+3
Resources.Audio	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+4
Resources.Files	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+5
Resources.Other	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+6
Edit.RemoveRow	Managed Resources Editor::Ctrl+Del
Edit.Remove	Managed Resources Editor::Del
Edit.SelectionCancel	Managed Resources Editor::Esc
Edit.EditCell	Managed Resources Editor::F2
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
QueryDesigner.Diagram	Query Designer::Ctrl+1
QueryDesigner.Criteria	Query Designer::Ctrl+2
QueryDesigner.SQL	Query Designer::Ctrl+3
QueryDesigner.Results	Query Designer::Ctrl+4
QueryDesigner.GotoRow	Query Designer::Ctrl+G
QueryDesigner.ExecuteSQL	Query Designer::Ctrl+R
QueryDesigner.JoinMode	Query Designer::Ctrl+Shift+J
QueryDesigner.CancelRetrievingData	Query Designer::Ctrl+T
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
View.Datasets	Report Designer::Ctrl+Alt+D
Edit.MoveControlDown	Report Designer::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Edit.MoveControlLeft	Report Designer::Ctrl+Left Arrow
Edit.MoveControlRight	Report Designer::Ctrl+Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlDown	Report Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow
Edit.SizeControlLeft	Report Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.SizeControlRight	Report Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlUp	Report Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow
	Report Designer::Ctrl+Space
Edit.MoveControlUp	Report Designer::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Edit.LineDown	Report Designer::Down Arrow
Edit.BreakLine	Report Designer::Enter
Edit.SelectionCancel	Report Designer::Esc
Edit.CharLeft	Report Designer::Left Arrow
Edit.CharRight	Report Designer::Right Arrow
Edit.LineDownExtend	Report Designer::Shift+Down Arrow
	Report Designer::Shift+Esc
Edit.CharLeftExtend	Report Designer::Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.CharRightExtend	Report Designer::Shift+Right Arrow
	Report Designer::Shift+Space
Edit.TabLeft	Report Designer::Shift+Tab
Edit.LineUpExtend	Report Designer::Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.InsertTab	Report Designer::Tab
Edit.LineUp	Report Designer::Up Arrow
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.RemoveRow	Settings Designer::Ctrl+Del
Edit.SelectionCancel	Settings Designer::Esc
Edit.EditCell	Settings Designer::F2
View.ViewCode	Settings Designer::F7
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.DecreaseFilterLevel	Text Editor::Alt+,
Edit.IncreaseFilterLevel	Text Editor::Alt+.
Edit.CompleteWord	Text Editor::Alt+Right Arrow
Edit.DeleteBackwards	Text Editor::Bkspce
Edit.GotoBrace	Text Editor::Ctrl+]
Edit.SelectToLastGoBack	Text Editor::Ctrl+=
Edit.WordDeleteToStart	Text Editor::Ctrl+Bkspce
Edit.WordDeleteToEnd	Text Editor::Ctrl+Del
Edit.ScrollLineDown	Text Editor::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Edit.ToggleWordWrap	Text Editor::Ctrl+E, Ctrl+W
Edit.DocumentEnd	Text Editor::Ctrl+End
Edit.LineOpenAbove	Text Editor::Ctrl+Enter
Edit.DocumentStart	Text Editor::Ctrl+Home
Edit.IncrementalSearch	Text Editor::Ctrl+I
Edit.ListMembers	Text Editor::Ctrl+J
Edit.DeleteHorizontalWhiteSpace	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+\
Edit.SwapAnchor	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+A
Edit.CommentSelection	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C
Edit.FormatDocument	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D
Edit.FormatSelection	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+F
Edit.ToggleTaskListShortcut	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+H
Edit.QuickInfo	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+I
Edit.ToggleBookmark	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+K
Edit.ClearBookmarks	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+L
Edit.UncommentSelection	Text Editor::Ctrl+K, Ctrl+U
Edit.LineCut	Text Editor::Ctrl+L
Edit.WordPrevious	Text Editor::Ctrl+Left Arrow
Edit.HideSelection	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+H
Edit.ToggleAllOutlining	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+L
Edit.ToggleOutliningExpansion	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+M
Edit.CollapsetoDefinitions	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+O
Edit.StopOutlining	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+P
Edit.CollapseTag	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+T
Edit.StopHidingCurrent	Text Editor::Ctrl+M, Ctrl+U
Edit.ViewBottom	Text Editor::Ctrl+PgDn
Edit.ViewTop	Text Editor::Ctrl+PgUp
Edit.ViewWhiteSpace	Text Editor::Ctrl+R, Ctrl+W
Edit.WordNext	Text Editor::Ctrl+Right Arrow
Edit.GotoBraceExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+]
Edit.CopyParameterTip	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+C
Edit.WordPreviousExtendColumn	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Left Arrow
Edit.PasteParameterTip	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P
Edit.WordNextExtendColumn	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Right Arrow
Edit.DocumentEndExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+End
Edit.LineOpenBelow	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Edit.DocumentStartExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Home
Edit.ReverseIncrementalSearch	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+I
Edit.LineDelete	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+L
Edit.WordPreviousExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.ViewBottomExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+PgDn
Edit.ViewTopExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+PgUp
Edit.WordNextExtend	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.ParameterInfo	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Space
Edit.WordTranspose	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+T
Edit.MakeUppercase	Text Editor::Ctrl+Shift+U
Edit.CompleteWord	Text Editor::Ctrl+Space
Edit.CharTranspose	Text Editor::Ctrl+T
Edit.MakeLowercase	Text Editor::Ctrl+U
Edit.ScrollLineUp	Text Editor::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Edit.SelectCurrentWord	Text Editor::Ctrl+W
Edit.LineDown	Text Editor::Down Arrow
Edit.LineEnd	Text Editor::End
Edit.BreakLine	Text Editor::Enter
Edit.SelectionCancel	Text Editor::Esc
Edit.LineStart	Text Editor::Home
Edit.OvertypeMode	Text Editor::Ins
Edit.CharLeft	Text Editor::Left Arrow
Edit.PageDown	Text Editor::PgDn
Edit.PageUp	Text Editor::PgUp
Edit.CharRight	Text Editor::Right Arrow
Edit.LineDownExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+Down Arrow
Edit.LineEndExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+End
Edit.LineStartExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+Home
Edit.CharLeftExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+Left Arrow
Edit.CharRightExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+Right Arrow
Edit.LineTranspose	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+T
Edit.LineUpExtendColumn	Text Editor::Shift+Alt+Up Arrow
Edit.DeleteBackwards	Text Editor::Shift+Bkspce
Edit.LineDownExtend	Text Editor::Shift+Down Arrow
Edit.LineEndExtend	Text Editor::Shift+End
Edit.BreakLine	Text Editor::Shift+Enter
Edit.LineStartExtend	Text Editor::Shift+Home
Edit.CharLeftExtend	Text Editor::Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.PageDownExtend	Text Editor::Shift+PgDn
Edit.PageUpExtend	Text Editor::Shift+PgUp
Edit.CharRightExtend	Text Editor::Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.TabLeft	Text Editor::Shift+Tab
Edit.LineUpExtend	Text Editor::Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.InsertTab	Text Editor::Tab
Edit.LineUp	Text Editor::Up Arrow
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.NextKeyTyped	VC Accelerator Editor::Ctrl+W
Edit.NewAccelerator	VC Accelerator Editor::Ins
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Format.SpaceDown	VC Dialog Editor::Alt+Down Arrow
Format.SpaceAcross	VC Dialog Editor::Alt+Left Arrow
Format.SpaceAcross	VC Dialog Editor::Alt+Right Arrow
Format.SpaceDown	VC Dialog Editor::Alt+Up Arrow
Format.ButtonBottom	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+B
Format.TabOrder	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+D
Edit.ScrollLineDown	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Format.CenterVertical	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+F9
Format.ToggleGuides	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+G
Edit.ScrollColumnLeft	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Left Arrow
Format.CheckMnemonics	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+M
Format.ButtonRight	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+R
Edit.ScrollColumnRight	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Right Arrow
Format.AlignBottoms	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow
Format.CenterHorizontal	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Shift+F9
Format.AlignLefts	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
Format.AlignRights	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
Format.AlignTops	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow
Format.TestDialog	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+T
Edit.ScrollLineUp	VC Dialog Editor::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Edit.MoveControlDown	VC Dialog Editor::Down Arrow
Format.AlignMiddles	VC Dialog Editor::F9
Edit.MoveControlLeft	VC Dialog Editor::Left Arrow
Edit.MoveControlRight	VC Dialog Editor::Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlDown	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+Down Arrow
Format.SizetoContent	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+F7
Format.AlignCenters	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+F9
Edit.SizeControlLeft	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.SizeControlRight	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlUp	VC Dialog Editor::Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.MoveControlUp	VC Dialog Editor::Up Arrow
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Image.EllipseTool	VC Image Editor::Alt+P
Image.RectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Alt+R
Image.RoundedRectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Alt+W
Image.SmallerBrush	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+-
Image.SmallBrush	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+.
Image.PreviousColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+[
Image.NextColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+]
Image.LargerBrush	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+=
Image.AirbrushTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+A
Image.ShowGrid	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Alt+S
Image.BrushTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+B
Image.ZoomOut	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Image.FillTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+F
Image.FlipHorizontal	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+H
Image.PencilTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+I
Image.DrawOpaque	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+J
Image.LineTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+L
Image.PreviousColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Left Arrow
Image.MagnificationTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+M
Image.NextColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Right Arrow
Image.ZoomOut	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+,
Image.ZoomIn	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+.
Image.PreviousRightColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+[
Image.NextRightColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+]
Image.FilledEllipseTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P
Image.FilledRectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R
Image.ShowTileGrid	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S
Image.FilledRoundedRectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Alt+W
Image.Rotate90Degrees	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+H
Image.EraseTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+I
Image.PreviousRightColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
Image.Magnify	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+M
Image.NextRightColor	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
Image.CopyandOutlineSelection	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Shift+U
Image.TextTool	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+T
Image.UseSelectionasBrush	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+U
Image.ZoomIn	VC Image Editor::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Image.NewImageType	VC Image Editor::Ins
Image.FlipVertical	VC Image Editor::Shift+Alt+H
Image.OutlinedEllipseTool	VC Image Editor::Shift+Alt+P
Image.OutlinedRectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Shift+Alt+R
Image.RectangleSelectionTool	VC Image Editor::Shift+Alt+S
Image.OutlinedRoundedRectangleTool	VC Image Editor::Shift+Alt+W
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.NewString	VC String Editor::Ins
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
QueryDesigner.Diagram	View Designer::Ctrl+1
QueryDesigner.Criteria	View Designer::Ctrl+2
QueryDesigner.SQL	View Designer::Ctrl+3
QueryDesigner.Results	View Designer::Ctrl+4
QueryDesigner.GotoRow	View Designer::Ctrl+G
QueryDesigner.ExecuteSQL	View Designer::Ctrl+R
QueryDesigner.JoinMode	View Designer::Ctrl+Shift+J
QueryDesigner.CancelRetrievingData	View Designer::Ctrl+T
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
OtherContextMenus.ORDesignerContextMenu.HideMethodsPane	VisualStudio::Ctrl+1
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Help.Nexttopic	WebBrowser::Alt+Down Arrow
Help.Previoustopic	WebBrowser::Alt+Up Arrow
Macro Name	Location and Hotkeys
Edit.MoveControlDown	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Down Arrow
Edit.MoveControlLeft	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Left Arrow
Edit.MoveControlRight	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlDown	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow
Edit.SizeControlLeft	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.SizeControlRight	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.SizeControlUp	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.MoveControlUp	Windows Forms Designer::Ctrl+Up Arrow
Edit.LineDown	Windows Forms Designer::Down Arrow
Edit.DocumentEnd	Windows Forms Designer::End
Edit.BreakLine	Windows Forms Designer::Enter
Edit.SelectionCancel	Windows Forms Designer::Esc
Edit.DocumentStart	Windows Forms Designer::Home
Edit.CharLeft	Windows Forms Designer::Left Arrow
Edit.CharRight	Windows Forms Designer::Right Arrow
Edit.LineUpExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Down Arrow
Edit.DocumentEndExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+End
	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Esc
Edit.DocumentStartExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Home
Edit.CharLeftExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Left Arrow
Edit.CharRightExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Right Arrow
Edit.TabLeft	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Tab
Edit.LineDownExtend	Windows Forms Designer::Shift+Up Arrow
Edit.InsertTab	Windows Forms Designer::Tab
Edit.LineUp	Windows Forms Designer::Up Arrow

Sara Ford's WebLog : Did you know… There’s a macro for listing out all the keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio? - #370

The business cards I spoke about in a previous post have arrived.  Actually they arrived a couple of weeks ago, just after I had posted about the design we were going to use for them.  However, I never had the time to sit down and write about them in detail.  The design is as you can see on the left.  I would recommend clicking on the link and taking a look at them in more detail.  James did a magnificent job on the design, which is very effective at the same time as being uncluttered and easy on the eye. I can’t recommend James’s company enough if you’re looking for some design or web work.

The cards were printed by OvernightPrints.de who also have a presence in a bunch of European countries and the US.  Their rates are very reasonable and the quality is better than I had expected for the cost.  I think I mentioned it before, but I’m going to re-work the design of this site soon to include the new logo.  In addition to that, I’ll be paring back the CSS to make it lighter.  The style sheet alone weighs in at 30Kb for this site, and it isn’t totally compatible with all browsers.  It works, but some sites show it slightly mangled at the top.  So, its time to pare it back and throw out a load of that shit that has been hanging around for a long time.