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Navigation in visual studio using bookmarks

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    Hello: Navigation in visual studio seems a big prob when u are working on a big solution, the bookmarks provided in VS only help us navigate within the same file , what if we have to go from one file to another of different projects , can any one recommend me some solution Thanks Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed

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      Hello: Navigation in visual studio seems a big prob when u are working on a big solution, the bookmarks provided in VS only help us navigate within the same file , what if we have to go from one file to another of different projects , can any one recommend me some solution Thanks Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed

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      take a look at Windowtabs[^]

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        Hello: Navigation in visual studio seems a big prob when u are working on a big solution, the bookmarks provided in VS only help us navigate within the same file , what if we have to go from one file to another of different projects , can any one recommend me some solution Thanks Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed

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        I typically use a break point, not for the reason of breaking at that line of code, but for marking a line of code for later return. As a bonus, if the IDE is shut down, the break points are saved whereas bookmarks are not (they used to be in earlier versions of VC++).


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