Keyboard: CTRL + ALT + A
Menu: View -> Other Windows -> Command Window
Command: View.CommandWindow
Versions: 2008,2010
Published: 8/10//2010
Code: vstipTool0069Folks I want to get your input on the possible title for the new book. Give me your comments at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/zainnab/archive/2010/08/09/proposed-book-title.aspx Some commands take arguments and switches so you can quickly execute them without having to deal with UI elements. You can get a list of commands that take arguments by going to the MSDN Documentation article entitled "Visual Studio Commands with Arguments" (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c338aexd.aspx). The best way to learn is by doing a sample so let's use the Edit.Find command. If you want to know more about what Find can do then check out vstipFind0007. Basic UseFirst, open up the Command window (CTRL + ALT + A) and run the command without any arguments:
Menu: View -> Other Windows -> Command Window
Command: View.CommandWindow
Versions: 2008,2010
Published: 8/10//2010
Code: vstipTool0069Folks I want to get your input on the possible title for the new book. Give me your comments at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/zainnab/archive/2010/08/09/proposed-book-title.aspx Some commands take arguments and switches so you can quickly execute them without having to deal with UI elements. You can get a list of commands that take arguments by going to the MSDN Documentation article entitled "Visual Studio Commands with Arguments" (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c338aexd.aspx). The best way to learn is by doing a sample so let's use the Edit.Find command. If you want to know more about what Find can do then check out vstipFind0007. Basic UseFirst, open up the Command window (CTRL + ALT + A) and run the command without any arguments:
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