comment/uncomment keyboard shortcuts changed .. grrrrr!!!!

Call me old-school, but I happened to like the one-key Shift-Ctrl-C and Shift-Ctrl-R methods of commenting and uncommenting T-SQL code. I've tried to see how I can set up my own macro's to give me those key combos back instead of the double-the-work ctrl-K + ctrl-C and ctrl-K + ctrl-U keyboard short cuts.

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 the keyboard shortcuts 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.In Management Studio goto Tools>Options and select Environment>Keyboard.

Change the Keyboard scheme to SQL Server 2000

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> Call me old-school, but I happened to like the one-key Shift-Ctrl-C and

> Shift-Ctrl-R methods of commenting and uncommenting T-SQL code. I've

> tried to see how I can set up my own macro's to give me those key combos

> back instead of the double-the-work ctrl-K + ctrl-C and ctrl-K + ctrl-U

> keyboard short cuts.

>

> 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 the keyboard shortcuts

> 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.

>|||In Management Studio goto Tools>Options and select Environment>Keyboard. Change the Keyboard scheme to SQL Server 2000