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I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Premium and mostly use it for C#, but recently I've been starting to dust off my C++.

I'm used to the C# 2005 keyboard shortcuts, and that's how I had Visual Studio installed, but whenever I'm editing a C++ file, it reverts to a different keyboard shortcut scheme (where format is Ctrl+K,Ctrl+F).

Is there a way I can configure Visual Studio to use the C# 2005 shortcuts when I'm editing C++ files?

EDIT: Apparently C++ and C# are using the same shortcuts, but this shortcut schema doesn't support "Format Document" for C++. What I was actually seeing in C++ files was "Format Selection". All in all, my question was a little premature.

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  • Actually, the formatting text shortcut seems to be the only one. The other shortcuts I thought were different turned out to be features Visual C++ does not have, like Rename. – silentorb Feb 13 '14 at 03:56

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You can find help MSDN post and also a MSDN post. Also see this Discussion

Hope this helps.. :)

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  • While this doesn't exactly answer my original question, that question turned out to be more a matter of general confusion, and one of the provided links did help clarify some of the confusing symptoms I was seeing, so I'll mark this as the answer. – silentorb Feb 14 '14 at 19:28