Visual Studio 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 Keyboard Shortcuts Keys



It is amazing that you can get around without using a mouse at all. Master the following Visual Studio shortcuts and your colleagues might stare at you with amazement.

1.    F5: Start your project in debug mode


2.    F7 & Shift-F7: Show the code windows & Show the designer window


3.    Alt-Enter: Show the properties panel for a selected object (this is general Windows shortcut that can be used on files and directories)


4.    F6 / Shift-F6 / Ctrl-Shift-B: Build solution / Build project / Build solution


5.    Shift-Alt-C: Add a new class to your project


6.    Ctrl-K + Ctrl-C: Comment a selected block of code


7.    Ctrl-K + Ctrl-U: Un-comment a selected block of code


8.    Ctrl-M + Ctrl-O / Ctrl-M + Ctrl-P: Collapse all code to definitions / Expand all code (stop collapsing)


9.    Ctrl-M + Ctrl+M: Expend or collapse a selected code fragment. The code collapsed depends on where the cursor is located


10.    Ctrl-B + Ctrl-T: Toggle code bookmark


11.    Ctrl-Alt-P: Attach the debugger to a process. This is insanely useful for debugging ASP.NET web sites without having to start the project in debug mode


12.    Ctrl-Alt-L: Show the solution explorer


13.    Ctrl-Shift-A / Alt-Shift-A: Add a new item to your project / add an existing item to your project

The following work in Visual Studio just like they do in most other Windows application.
Ctrl-N: Add a new file
Ctrl-S: Save file
Ctrl-Z / Ctrl-Y: Undo typing / Redo typing
Ctrl-F: Bring up the "Find" dialog
Ctrl-H: Bring up the "Replace" dialog
Ctrl-Tab: Scroll forward through open windows
Ctrl-Shift-Tab: Scroll backwards through open windows




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