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Last PositionAll,
I'm using VB Express 2005 and for the life of me I cannot locate the "Last Position" right mouse button choice or menu item for when you are navigating through a large module or class. If I want to view a sub or function definition call then come back to where I called the definition from I can get there "easily". Am I missing something, that was such a valuable tool for me in VB6. I appreciate the feedback. Thanks Paul Paul Ilacqua wrote:
> All, <snip>> I'm using VB Express 2005 and for the life of me I cannot locate the > "Last Position" right mouse button choice or menu item for when you are > navigating through a large module or class. > If I want to view a sub or function definition call then come back to where > I called the definition from I can get there "easily". Am I missing > something, that was such a valuable tool for me in VB6. I don't have VB Express installed at home, yet, so I may be wrong. I recall that now you have nifty bookmarking shortcuts (in the lines of Ctrl+Shift+1 to set, Ctrl+1 to go back there, etc). The bad news is that this can't be used to navigate between files. Hope this helps. Regards, Branco. Paul Ilacqua wrote:
> All, Press "Ctrl -" (Control key + Minus key on the main keyboard, not on > I'm using VB Express 2005 and for the life of me I cannot locate the > "Last Position" right mouse button choice or menu item for when you are > navigating through a large module or class. > If I want to view a sub or function definition call then come back to where > I called the definition from I can get there "easily". Am I missing > something, that was such a valuable tool for me in VB6. > I appreciate the feedback. > Thanks > Paul > > > the numeric keypad) ShaneO There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who don't.
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