Turn On Intellisense in Command Window

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Jeff Bell

How do I turn on Intellisense in the Command Window? It works in the
code editor, and it also work's for a co-worker in the Command window
for him. One strange thing, is that when I set a break point and go
to the command window, I always have the > (command prompt) as the
first character, where my co-worker does not. Running vs.net 2003 in
C#.

I would like to be able to see what properties are available to any
variable or object within the command window....any help is greatly
appreciated!
Thanks!
Jeff Bell
 
OK, my co-worker figured it out, but here it is for others. It seems
there are two types of command windows...mine had the > character that
did not allow intellisense. But while running the project and setting
a break point, you can toggle between the two by going to
Debug/Windows/Immediate. This seems to have removed the > character,
and now has intellisense.
 

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