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An Important Note About Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts can be used to save time when working with an
application. Instead of taking your hands off the keyboard and
reaching for the mouse, you can use a shortcut key and keep your
hands on the keyboard. Throughout this book, we reference
keyboard
shortcuts for a number of different functions, but since Visual
Studio includes a number of different keyboard mapping schemes and
also allows you to customize keyboard shortcuts, it is difficult to
say what keyboard shortcut will be valid for the scheme you are
using. To resolve this issue, we specify the keyboard shortcut for
the default Visual Studio keyboard mapping scheme, but we also
include the name of the
command for the shortcut.

Visual Studio uses commands to do everything: each menu button,
toolbar button, or keyboard shortcut is really just a reference to a
command. If you know the command, you can find the keyboard shortcut
in your scheme using Tools Options Keyboard,
assign a keyboard shortcut to that command
[Hack 24], or just use the command
through the command window
[Hack 46]. Whenever we refer to a
keyboard shortcut, you will see the name of the command either in the
same sentence or in parentheses after the shortcut. The format of
commands is normally two words separated by a period, for instance
View.ClassView.