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VS.Net : Shortcut key for Immediate Window doesnt work.in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window using
Ctrl+Alt+I ? Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? Thanks in advance. What is this shortcut? What is an 'immediate window' ? 8)
"ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Show quote news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window using > Ctrl+Alt+I ? > > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? > > Thanks in advance. I am using VS.Net 2003 and I am talking about its IDE. It says that
Ctrl+Alt+I should bring Immediate Window in debug mode. but it does not work on my machine. I hope its bit clearer to you now. Show quote "Lloyd Dupont" wrote: > What is this shortcut? What is an 'immediate window' ? 8) > > "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" > <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... > > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window using > > Ctrl+Alt+I ? > > > > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > Can you show the Immediate window through the menu options?
I have VS2005, and it's Debug/Windows/Immediate -- does that work for you? Robin S. ------------------------------------- "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Show quote news:03BD76B1-9389-46DA-B4DF-8A8FB82B2979@microsoft.com... >I am using VS.Net 2003 and I am talking about its IDE. It says that > Ctrl+Alt+I should bring Immediate Window in debug mode. but it does not > work > on my machine. > > I hope its bit clearer to you now. > > > > > "Lloyd Dupont" wrote: > >> What is this shortcut? What is an 'immediate window' ? 8) >> >> "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" >> <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... >> > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window >> > using >> > Ctrl+Alt+I ? >> > >> > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? >> > >> > Thanks in advance. >> >> >> Hi,
Ctrl+Alt+I works fine for me (VS 2005), although I just keep the Immediate window open at all times anyway :) IIRC, the Ctrl+Alt+I combination worked for me in VS.NET as well, so it may just be a problem with your configuration. Go to Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. From here, I can only direct you with steps in VS 2005, so if they are different for you then you'll have to wing it ;) In the "Show commands containing" textbox enter, "immediate" and you should see "Debug.Immediate" in the list. When you select it, you'll see the command appear under "Shortcuts for selected command" below. In mine I see "Ctrl+Alt+I (Global)". My selected keyboard mapping scheme (drop-down at the top of the dialog) is set to "(Default)". HTH -- Show quoteDave Sexton "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window using > Ctrl+Alt+I ? > > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? > > Thanks in advance. Thanks Dave for your reply.
It has got the same settings as you described in Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. And RobinS, I can open the same from Menu option. Any thought ??? Thanks Show quote "Dave Sexton" wrote: > Hi, > > Ctrl+Alt+I works fine for me (VS 2005), although I just keep the Immediate > window open at all times anyway :) > > IIRC, the Ctrl+Alt+I combination worked for me in VS.NET as well, so it may > just be a problem with your configuration. > > Go to Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. > > From here, I can only direct you with steps in VS 2005, so if they are > different for you then you'll have to wing it ;) > > In the "Show commands containing" textbox enter, "immediate" and you should > see "Debug.Immediate" in the list. When you select it, you'll see the > command appear under "Shortcuts for selected command" below. In mine I see > "Ctrl+Alt+I (Global)". > > My selected keyboard mapping scheme (drop-down at the top of the dialog) is > set to "(Default)". > > HTH > > -- > Dave Sexton > > "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" > <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... > > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window using > > Ctrl+Alt+I ? > > > > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > Hi,
Restart VS? :p -- Show quoteDave Sexton "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:72511C2F-ED8B-4E53-90AB-150052FFC814@microsoft.com... > Thanks Dave for your reply. > > It has got the same settings as you described in Tools --> Options --> > Keyboard. > > And RobinS, I can open the same from Menu option. > > Any thought ??? > > Thanks > > > > "Dave Sexton" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Ctrl+Alt+I works fine for me (VS 2005), although I just keep the >> Immediate >> window open at all times anyway :) >> >> IIRC, the Ctrl+Alt+I combination worked for me in VS.NET as well, so it >> may >> just be a problem with your configuration. >> >> Go to Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. >> >> From here, I can only direct you with steps in VS 2005, so if they are >> different for you then you'll have to wing it ;) >> >> In the "Show commands containing" textbox enter, "immediate" and you >> should >> see "Debug.Immediate" in the list. When you select it, you'll see the >> command appear under "Shortcuts for selected command" below. In mine I >> see >> "Ctrl+Alt+I (Global)". >> >> My selected keyboard mapping scheme (drop-down at the top of the dialog) >> is >> set to "(Default)". >> >> HTH >> >> -- >> Dave Sexton >> >> "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" >> <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... >> > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window >> > using >> > Ctrl+Alt+I ? >> > >> > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? >> > >> > Thanks in advance. >> >> >> When you click on Debug and then Windows in the menu system,
and it shows Immediate window, does it show the shortcut next to it as Ctrl+Alt+I? If it does, then I don't know why it doesn't work for you. Robin S. ------------------------------ "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Show quote news:72511C2F-ED8B-4E53-90AB-150052FFC814@microsoft.com... > Thanks Dave for your reply. > > It has got the same settings as you described in Tools --> Options --> > Keyboard. > > And RobinS, I can open the same from Menu option. > > Any thought ??? > > Thanks > > > > "Dave Sexton" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Ctrl+Alt+I works fine for me (VS 2005), although I just keep the >> Immediate >> window open at all times anyway :) >> >> IIRC, the Ctrl+Alt+I combination worked for me in VS.NET as well, so it >> may >> just be a problem with your configuration. >> >> Go to Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. >> >> From here, I can only direct you with steps in VS 2005, so if they are >> different for you then you'll have to wing it ;) >> >> In the "Show commands containing" textbox enter, "immediate" and you >> should >> see "Debug.Immediate" in the list. When you select it, you'll see the >> command appear under "Shortcuts for selected command" below. In mine I >> see >> "Ctrl+Alt+I (Global)". >> >> My selected keyboard mapping scheme (drop-down at the top of the dialog) >> is >> set to "(Default)". >> >> HTH >> >> -- >> Dave Sexton >> >> "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" >> <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... >> > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window >> > using >> > Ctrl+Alt+I ? >> > >> > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? >> > >> > Thanks in advance. >> >> >> It does show Ctrl+Alt+I in menu.
Show quote "RobinS" wrote: > When you click on Debug and then Windows in the menu system, > and it shows Immediate window, does it show the shortcut > next to it as Ctrl+Alt+I? If it does, then I don't know why it doesn't > work for you. > > Robin S. > ------------------------------ > "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" > <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:72511C2F-ED8B-4E53-90AB-150052FFC814@microsoft.com... > > Thanks Dave for your reply. > > > > It has got the same settings as you described in Tools --> Options --> > > Keyboard. > > > > And RobinS, I can open the same from Menu option. > > > > Any thought ??? > > > > Thanks > > > > > > > > "Dave Sexton" wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> Ctrl+Alt+I works fine for me (VS 2005), although I just keep the > >> Immediate > >> window open at all times anyway :) > >> > >> IIRC, the Ctrl+Alt+I combination worked for me in VS.NET as well, so it > >> may > >> just be a problem with your configuration. > >> > >> Go to Tools --> Options --> Keyboard. > >> > >> From here, I can only direct you with steps in VS 2005, so if they are > >> different for you then you'll have to wing it ;) > >> > >> In the "Show commands containing" textbox enter, "immediate" and you > >> should > >> see "Debug.Immediate" in the list. When you select it, you'll see the > >> command appear under "Shortcuts for selected command" below. In mine I > >> see > >> "Ctrl+Alt+I (Global)". > >> > >> My selected keyboard mapping scheme (drop-down at the top of the dialog) > >> is > >> set to "(Default)". > >> > >> HTH > >> > >> -- > >> Dave Sexton > >> > >> "ASP.NEt Multilingual Web portal" > >> <ASPNEtMultilingualWebpor***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:3704EB67-99AB-4784-BE66-3CABA554405C@microsoft.com... > >> > in my Visual Studio installation , I cannot go to immediate window > >> > using > >> > Ctrl+Alt+I ? > >> > > >> > Could anybody tell me how to set it work ? > >> > > >> > Thanks in advance. > >> > >> > >> > > >  
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