VS 2010 Keyboard Shortcut Posters Now Available for VB, C#, F# & C++

The Visual Studio keyboard shortcut posters are always very popular and are now available for Visual Studio 2010! Please choose the one that corresponds to your choice of Visual Studio Development Settings. Print out a poster to place on the wall, or a quick reference card to keep on your desk.

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VISUAL BASIC

 

VISUAL C#

VISUAL F#

 

 

VISUAL C++

Comments

• Anonymous
  April 19, 2010
  Why is it that there's never a poster for us who uses the General Dvelopment Settings? :(

• Anonymous
  April 19, 2010
  Oh!  So that's where the creepy stock images from the VS 2008 installer went!

• Anonymous
  April 20, 2010
  Any chance of distributing versions without the scary stock people on them? ;)

• Anonymous
  April 20, 2010
  This is useless. What page size it it? How am I supposed to print these?  And how do You think, why other companies do NOT put people's photos into technical documentation?

• Anonymous
  May 02, 2010
  Hi Lisa, very handy little doc.  A single A4/A3 page version would be great for 'hanging on the wall' though, as mentioned a little acrimoniously by the other commenters... :) cheers

• Anonymous
  May 03, 2010
  Now I'm asking myself... I program in c++ am I an old person or are they trying to force me to change to C#?

• Anonymous
  May 04, 2010
  @Alex: no, no one is implying anything. C# also isn't meant as an improvement of C++, and that a Sharp looks like 4 pluses is mere coincidence :D

• Anonymous
  July 25, 2010
  Thanks for all your feedback on these Visual Studio 2010 Keyboard Shortcut Posters. We’ve released new versions to take into account your requested changes:

• Create 8.5”x11” Letter-sized print-ready documents
• Create 210x297mm A4-sized print-ready documents
• Remove the people images and keep the space for content I've blogged about these new versions here: blogs.msdn.com/.../vs-2010-keyboard-shortcuts-for-c-vb-c-f-now-available-in-letter-8-5x11in-and-a4-210-215-297mm-print-ready-sizes.aspx You can download the latest versions here: www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx Cheers, Lisa

• Anonymous
  July 28, 2010
  Hooray, standard sizes and no creepy dudes. Brilliant!

• Anonymous
  June 09, 2011
  Lisa, I would like to apologize on behalf of my, er, colleagues. Not sure what it is about devs, but we have the collective social skills of a gimpy kinkajou. You're probably used to it as a matter of course, but it still isn't right. Thanks for your hard work!

• Anonymous
  October 16, 2011
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