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Yes it is very nice. I am using this feature since last two years in Java Eclipse IDE.

When Jeff Palermo talks people should listen ;). He just posted an article on how to better stay off

Isn't shift+enter the same thing as just enter?

Thanks for the reference. I started using the keyboard very heavily in my first job, where I developed software for blind people. Blind people have terrible eye-hand coordination :-) This necessitates that they do EVERYTHING through the keyboard. In order to teach myself to be more like my customers, I would frequently drop my mouse down behind my desk so I couldn't reach it. When you start doing that, you start learning other ways of doing things.

asdkljfhas, Palermo,

>Isn't shift+enter the same thing as just enter?

if you are refering to the post above, it says "ctrl+shift+enter" and not "shift+enter".

Thanks ! Came in handy :)

On another note - how do you get VS 2005, to highlight the line with the cursor in it, I have been looking for this, but cannot find it in Options?

Regards

Jesper Hauge

Jesper,

The line-highlighting is not a Visual Studio feature.  It's a Resharper feature.  You can read more about R# in one of my previous posts:

http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeffrey.palermo/archive/2006/08/02/BreadAndButterResharper.aspx