It returns your caret(aka cursor) to the place where you stopped writing code(very useful for fast code browsing)
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Ctrl + - will move to the previously browsed line of code (Ctrl + Shift + - will move forward). You can download PDF versions of all the default keybindings in Visual Studio 2010 from this page.
Donut
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@Itay Of course :) Take a look at this thread on meta for a good laugh: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1939/kbd-elements-are-way-intrusive – Donut Feb 06 '11 at 17:03
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ReSharper has Ctrl+Shift-Backspace to return to previous editing position. Or Ctrl+Shift+, (Comma) to browse some recent edition places.
Ilya Ryzhenkov
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In addition to what is mentioned in the other answers, you can use the undo/redo trick. As long as you want to navigate to the last edit position in the current file, a quick undo/redo will take you there.
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You are looking for View.NavigateBackward. The actual keystroke depends on your personal settings, but it's probably Ctrl + -. If not, go to Tools/Customize/Commands/Keyboard to find out what it is for your setup.
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