The k-c one is the worst because it takes two hands to type it, but the two fingered k-u isn't much better.
Can someone tell me how I can override or augment these so that I can get these two familiar short-cuts back. I don't care if I have to override something .. whatever it is, it's not nearly as imporant as this to me.I'm getting used to just using the toolbar comment/un-comment.
Have to agree, there are a few 'little' things that are quite irritating...
I miss the line/column count in the status bar at the bottom. Made finding your errors fairly easy most of the time.
I miss the spinning globe on the dropdown Window list to see if a long running process is still running.
And the ctrl-b to move the resultpane was nice too. It's pretty hit or miss to get the mouse just right to move it now...
Nor can you scroll with a mouse wheel in the Execution Plan Results anymore.
Progress eh? :)|||Actually for Visual Studio developers the change is welcome/necessary because that is consistent with the VS environment. I have to say you have a point about the k-c combination though 
|||In Management Studio you should be able to go to
Tools -> Customize -> Commands -> Keyboard, then pick Keyboard in Environment and change Keyboard Scheme to SQL Server 2000. You should get your shortcuts back.
HTH,
Boris.
p.s. I should add that you will NOT get ALL of your shortcuts back. Sorry!|||That worked.
You get a Big kiss(tm) for that little tid-bit!
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:-)|||Yeap, ctrl-b still doesn't work, bummer. Thanks for the tidbit though.
It's nice to have the comment/uncomment back. :)|||
As in the VS2005 IDEs you can use Ctrl-K,C Ctrl-K,U to comment/uncomment source, that's an option, or not ?
Sascha
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