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Visual Studio Output Window Auto-Scrolling

Just a quick one here.

Have you ever been using the output window in Visual Studio, scrolled up, and then lost the auto-scroll functionality?  It’s really annoying when you have a thousand things coming out through the likes of Debug.Write, or even if it’s just a massive build.

To re-enable autoscrolling, while in the output window just hit CTRL+END.

Kinda wished I knew that a year ago…


Tags: .NET, .NET Framework, Development, MSDN, Programming, Random
Written by Steve Syfuhs on 1/12/2010 12:38:06 PM | Views: 3842

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phenry
The key to help remember this one, is to think of the CTRL+END as tieing the viewport to the end. As soon you "mouse around" or navigate using keystrokes, you're now specifying where you want the view port to focus on. Next, you need to CTRL+END to lock it at the end again. Yup, very useful feature. Some other programs have this implemented as well. Very cool IMHO!
Posted on Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Johnny
Glad I found this page, just another one of those quirky bits of info that are sooo valuable. Thanks :)
Posted on Thursday, January 28, 2010
abrown
Me and my restored sanity thank you!
Posted on Thursday, January 28, 2010

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