I'm currently using the Free version of the Incredibuild for Visual Studio 2013 (https://www.incredibuild.com/accelerate-visual-studio-cc-builds.html).
Is there a way we can override VS's "Build Solution" button (F6) to use the Incredibuild "Build Solution" button (Ctrl + Alt + 8) instead at all?
As commented by #Drop you can simply override the default keyboard shortcuts to use the Incredibuild.BuildSolution for F6 via:
Tools->Options->Environment->Keyboard
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Is there a way to use VSCode Keyboard Shortcuts in Visual Studio 2019?
Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard,
on "Apply the following keyboard mapping scheme:" menu,
select "Visual Studio Code" and save.
Restart Visual Studio 2019 to take effect
I have installed ReSharper Ultimate (2015.1.1) for Visual Studio Ultimate 2013. The .Net Framework version is 4.5.51650. ReSharper hotkey Ctrl+T etc... not work in my Visual Studio. Thank for any help
You can reapply the ReSharper shortcuts in ReSharper → Options → Keyboard & menus → Apply Scheme. Make sure you have the appropriate scheme selected - Ctrl+T implies you're after the Visual Studio scheme, select this before hitting Apply.
There must be another way to do it without using the shortcut key Alt + F11 which for me rebuilds the project for some reason.
Go to the main Visual Studio menu Tools - Macros - Macros IDE...
Can't figure out what happened and not addons were installed lately.
Does anyone have an idea what could cause it?
If it is isolated to Visual Studio go to Tools--> Options --> Keyboard and verify that CtrlC and CtrlV are still bound to Edit.Copy and Edit.Paste respectively.
Go to visual studio
In Tools > Options > Keyboard
set mapping scheme dropdonw to Default and click on Reset button.
Restart Visual studio at once.
Your problem may resolved.
I had the same issue with Visual Studio 2022. Go to Tools > Options > Keyboard and set "Apply the following additional keyboard mapping scheme:" to (Default) and click on reset. Then restart visual studio.
In VC6 I could navigate between compilation errors with F4.
Whats the appropriate key in VS2008?
According to this blog it's F8 or Shift + F8.
You might prefer to just make Visual Studio use the old v6 keys. Just say Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard, and select "Visual C++ 6" from the drop-down at the top of that property sheet.
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