It's always been block edit, it may have been extended in VS2010 but the vertical block copy and paste has always been very useful, although that doesn't seem to work quite as it used to.

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Just reading the April MSDN Magazine[^] It says "Another nice new feature in the Visual Studio 2010 editor is the ability to box select and edit a vertical block of text. ... How It Works: Press and hold down the Alt key and make the vertical selection you want to edit..." Wow, very useful, but I'm sure I've been using Alt-Select for vertical blocks since Visual Studio 6! I remember it not being in VS 1.5 - which was very annoying.

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Just go to the control panel and set the keyboard setting to Querty (US), then type normaly - as long as you dont look at the keys it works fine. ... Until someone else trys to use your keyboard :laugh:

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Why is it supported in the Compact Framework when there appears to be no way to change the clip region :confused:

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Or to be able to associate apps, icons etc with xml files based on their contents rather than just have one app and icon covering all xml files. I have a shell extension that does just that!

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Microsoft use a six letter one in: Application.exe.config Although that's also a double extension - are there any rules for double extensions?

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Ahh - "Language information is determined by the language version of the Google site on which the search was originally entered." Are there 200 versions of Indian Google :~

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Does the Indian version of Windows have 200 languages in the language selection? Just wondering how Google knows what language they were googling in when they did their search for ".Net"?

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For .Net No. 1 region - India by miles No. 1 language - Russian So do Indians speak Russian :confused:

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Yes - click the mouse wheel within the list and you get the same effect but without having to hold it down :)

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David Kentley wrote:

Is there a situation where a shuttle is just right for the job?

When you have a choice between loads of pages (as in Google) or a scroll bar handle that is too small to click on. I think it works quite well there, its just not what you expect and doesn't look right but thats only because your used to Google.

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Schedule - a route which includes the times of arrival and departure at start, destination and all stops inbetween :)

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I am impressed by that suggestion - there is some realy good logic there. Guess he has never done any timings to prove a successful result though. :sigh:

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Do you still use the "reverse-tilt"? I have one of the older Microsoft Natural keyboards so I guess I could try it with something under the front?

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Ahh - thank you, I knew I must be missing something - having tried it on a different computer its loads better! :):):)

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Is it possible to anything other than scroll the map? - I want to zoom in :confused:

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You could try the Internet Archive[^] OT: It is still true isn't it? "Download the WinZip 9.0 SR-1 Upgrade Free upgrade for registered users: All registered users of earlier English-language versions of WinZip are eligible to download a FREE upgrade to WinZip 9.0 SR-1. " Winzip Upgrade[^]

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In my experience that wouldn't work cos as they type the password in they normally cover up the sound of the keys by reading out the letters/numbers of the password.

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How long before a fix to this one? :sigh: Security Hole[^]

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I have a BSc in Computing Science from Stafford. milan wrote: Will MSc helps me? Depends on what you do with the knowledge you gain; if you end up just setting up office networks then there are quicker ways to get the required information but if you end up designing large distributed information systems then it will certainly help even if it just gives you the background knowledge.

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