If you are using Visual Studio on a laptop, especially the smaller ones a.k.a. the Netbook, the keys are way too close to each other and I often end up hitting the F1 button instead of the ESC key.
Here’s a simple tip to disable the F1 key in Visual Studio 2005, 2008 or 2010 to save you from some annoyance.
In Visual Studio, Go to Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard > Select Help.F1Help and say Remove
Simple tip but extremely useful for Netbook owners like me!
i also removed this key F1 and use this istead of Shift + F12.
ReplyDeleteare this better ?
yes whatever suits your req!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best damn post on the internet. THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed you can run Visual Studio on a netbook!
ReplyDeleteYes and I run VS 2010 along with SQL 2008 express :) it's an ASUS netbook, less powerful but extremely handy with 1GB RAM + Atom N455 processor
ReplyDeleteCan you help me about disabling the F1 function so that I can used it for other function like I want to appear a new form when I press F1??
ReplyDeleteThank You!