Window Management Shortcut Keys, Visual C++ 6.0 Default Shortcut Option
Use the following shortcut key combinations to move, close, or navigate among tool and document windows.
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Command name |
Shortcut keys |
Description |
|---|---|---|
View.FullScreen |
SHIFT + ALT + ENTER |
Toggles Full Screen mode on and off. |
View.NavigateBackward |
CTRL + - |
Goes back to the previous document or window in the navigation history. |
View.NavigateForward |
CTRL + SHIFT + - |
Moves forward to the document or window next in the navigation history. |
Window.ActivateDocumentWindow |
ESC ALT + 0 |
Closes a menu or dialog box, cancels an operation in progress, or places focus in the current document window. |
Window.CloseDocumentWindow |
CTRL + F4 |
Closes the current MDI child window. |
Window.CloseToolWindow |
SHIFT + ESC |
Closes the current tool window. |
Window.NextDocumentWindow |
CTRL + F6 CTRL + TAB |
Cycle through the MDI child windows one window at a time. |
Window.NextPane |
ALT + F6 |
Moves to the next tool window. |
Window.NextSplitPane |
F6 |
Moves to the next pane of a split pane view of a single document. |
Window.NextTab |
CTRL + PAGE DOWN |
Moves to the next tab in the document or window. |
Window.PreviousDocumentWindow |
CTRL + SHIFT + F6 CTRL + SHIFT + TAB |
Moves to the previous document in the editor or designer. |
Window.PreviousPane |
SHIFT + ALT + F6 |
Moves to the previously selected window. |
Window.PreviousSplitPane |
SHIFT + F6 |
Moves to the previous pane of a document in split pane view. |
Window.PreviousTab |
CTRL + PAGE UP |
Moves to the previous tab in the document or window. |
See Also
Tasks
How to: Work with Shortcut Key Combinations