Visual Basic .NET not only helps you program like a pro even if you have no programming experience at all, it offers many handy tools to help. One of those tools is a whole range of shortcut keys you can use to cut, copy, and generally direct a program to do what you want it to. The command names, functions, and the shortcut keys are in the following table.
| Command Name | Shortcut Keys | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Edit.Copy | Ctrl + C Ctrl + Insert | Copies the currently selected item to the Clipboard. |
| Edit.Cut | Ctrl + X Shift + Delete | Removes the currently selected item, but saves a copy in the Clipboard in case you want to paste it somewhere. |
| Edit.GoToNextLocation | F8 | Moves the cursor to the next item. |
| Edit.GoToPreviousLocation | Shift + F8 | Moves the cursor to the previous item. |
| Edit.GoToReference | Shift + F12 | Displays the reference of the selection in the code window. |
| Edit.OpenFile | Ctrl + Shift + G | Displays the Open File dialog box. |
| Edit.Paste | Ctrl + V Shift + Insert | Pastes the contents of the Clipboard at the insertion point. |
| Edit.Redo | Ctrl + Shift + Z Ctrl + Y Shift + Alt + Backspace | Restores the previously undone action. |
| Edit.SelectionCancel | Esc | Cancels the current operation or closes a dialog box. |
| Edit.Undo | Alt + Backspace Ctrl + Z | Reverses the last editing action. |
| File.Print | Ctrl + P | Displays the Print dialog box so you can specifiy printer settings. |
| File.SaveAll | Ctrl + Shift + S | Saves all documents in the current solution. |
| File.SaveSelectedItems | Ctrl + S | Saves all documents in the current solution. |
| Tools.GoToCommandLine | Ctrl + / | Places the caret in the Find/Command box on the Standard toolbar. |
| View.NextTask | Ctrl + Shift + F12 | Moves to the next task in the Task List window. |
| View.ViewCode | F7 | Displays the selected file (in Solution Explorer) in the Code Editor window. |
| View.ViewDesigner | Shift + F7 | Displays the selected file in the Design. (Simply double-clicking the filename in Solution Explorer is easier.) |
| View.WebNavigateBack | Alt + left-arrow | Displays the previous page in the viewing history. |
| View.WebNavigateForward | Alt + right-arrow | Displays the next page in the viewing history. |
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