I have a very old .dot file with some macro and custom menu. Where I can find markup of this menu and commands assignment (clicking on menu items calls different functions from macro code). I tried to find this settings in "Customize ribbon" block but didn't find my menu there. I tried in Word 365 and Word 2010.
As mentioned, it will be much easier and faster to rewrite the ribbon menu with something new and supportable by microsoft. For this purposes I used this tool.
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I want to remove this suggestion in VS Code which comes on hover, as it disrupts my scrolling.
That area of the UI is called the explorer. What you're seeing is generally called a "tooltip" in UI terminology. Looking through the available settings at the time of this writing, I do not see a setting to disable tooltips for the explorer listitems.
I looked through settings containing "tooltip" and ones starting with explorer. and workbench.list. and didn't find such a configuration point.
If you open the developer tools with the Developer: Toggle Developer Tools command, you'll see that that particular tooltip is just implmeneted with the HTML title attribute. The way that it is rendered is up to the browser, which in this case is chromium, and the particular style it appears in differs by platform / OS.
You might be able to write an extension that removes those title attributes.
I would like to change the keyboard shortcut for quick fix in Visual Studio 2013, so that it matches the ReSharper equivalent (which I only use on my office machine). How can I do it?
One way to do it is to enter on the menu 'Tools', 'Customize' and click on the 'Keyboard...' button near the 'Close' button.
Inside this option you can search for the commands by name (I couldn't find the Quick Fix here), maybe you want the Edit.FormatDocument one, that makes the indentation for the documents automatically.
If you can't find this option, tell me your quick fix actual keyboard shortcut, so I'll be able to check which function it calls.
I did some research on the R# QuickFix option and maybe what you want is this is the option you want: View.ShowSmartTag.
Look at this doc: Identify and customize keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio
Eclipse has something like this showing you the outlines of method declarations, imports, variables...
Is there something similar in Visual Studio 2010? I can't seem to find it.
Another thing is the context menu dropdowns.
In Visual Studio, I have to click on the underlined word:
And wait for that little blue underscore to pop up then I have to carefully hover over it like so:
for the drop down menu to pop up. Then I have to click on it to bring up the options.
In Eclipse I can hover over the underlined word and get the options about half a sec later OR hover over it and press F2 immediately to get the options.
Does anyone know if such features are available in VS2010?
For your first question, there is a window called "Class View" that may be similar to what you want. You can access it via CtrlWC.
For your second question, if your cursor is on the identifier that is underlined, you can type either of the following in order to open that same context menu:
Ctrl. (that's a period or dot)
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Does anybody know a shortcut to fold/unfold (collapse/expand) all classes/methods in a php file using netbeans?
To Collapse: Ctrl+Shift+Minus (on the keypad)
To Expand: Ctrl+Shift+Plus (on the keypad)
This works regardless of what language your using, (Tested on PHP, HTML, CSS & Javascript)
But you can find out the keyboard shortcuts easily yourself, and even change them:
Open the Options Dialog (Tools -> Options)
Then Select Keymap
Enter "Collapse" into the input field labelled "Search" and all shortcuts for that action are displayed. You can do the same for "Expand All"
I found the Collapse All function to be a pain because it even collapses the nested blocks inside of your methods. There seems to be no collapse methods shortcut.
If you are like me and just want the methods and comments collapsed by default this can be configured in the preferences.
Under Editor->Folding in your Preferences click on the language dropdown and select PHP.
Check the 'Functions and methods' checkbox.
Check the 'PHPDoc documentation' checkbox.
This will probably yield the result you are looking for.
I also like to uncheck the 'Show summary' checkbox to reduce visual noise.
You can still use the Expand All shortcut key as described in the other post if you wish to see everything.
I have an old .dot file with a few dozen styles in it.
I need to place them into another .dot file that I received. Is there a better way to get them in there than manually recreating each style?
There is a 'Style Organizer' tool within Word which will let you copy styles from one document to another if they are both open at once.
In Word 2007:
Open the styles dialog (Home tab -> Styles -> Bottom Right button).
Click the 'manage styles' button.
Click 'Import/Export...'
I can't remember what the option is in Word 2003. I think it was Tools -> Style Organizer or similar.
Quick MSO 2003 tip for transferring styles from the current document to another document. The Organizer UI shows the currently open document on the left and Normal.dot on the right. Hitting the dropdown on the right doesn't give you anything other than Normal.dot. Quoi??
Hit the right hand Close File button. This will then be replaced by an Open File ... command button. Select any file you want to from there. Mind the file type. MSOs defaiult is .dot.
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Use the "Styles" tab in the "Organizer" (menu "Tools" -> "Templates and Add-Ins" -> "Organizer") to copy the styles.
This is the way to transfer your styles & formatting between two documents:
Go to Tools > Templates & Add-Ins...
Click Organizer button...
Cheers
Laura's answer helped me to find it in MS Word 2003. I clicked on Tools, Templates and Add-Inns, Organizer, then Styles. I just highlighted what I wanted from either side and click on Copy.
Thanks Laura. Which I could vote you up.