Shortcut for View Definition in dotnet?

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Paul Paiva

Hello,

In VB prior to dotnet, you can use the key strokes Shift-F2 to go directly
to a procedure, which I think is also called the Definition. Has anyone
discovered how to do this via keystrokes in vb.net?

Thanks
Paul
 
R

Rick

are you using 2002 or 2003? Im using 2002 here at work, and it works in the
default install, but im using 2003 at home, and ill check there when i get
home and let you know. Maybe its changed. I always just right click and
select "Go To Definition" myself.
 

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