With ReSharper 5 by default the shortcut Ctrl+7 is assigned to a new feature – bookmarking. If the selected lines already were commented out, that slashes had been removed. In previous versions of ReSharper, by pressing Ctrl+7 (not the function key F7!) the current line (or lines if several were selected) have been commented out using the double slash single line comment. Unfortunately with the new default keyboard shortcuts in ReSharper 5 at least one convenient shortcut has been changed. ReSharper 5 for with Visual Studio 2010 is even greater.
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I hope I could show you that even when presenting with code directly from you IDE, the usability of your demo can be greatly advanced by considering simple tips.
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In Visual Studio you can enter the full screen mode by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Enter. If you feel the need to remove that distraction as well, your IDE may provide some full screen mode.
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Visual Studio 2010 with almost no tool windows Use Full Screen ModeĮven after hiding the tool windows there remains a lot of clutter consuming screen real estate, such as the commandbars. I recommend not just to collapse the unneeded tools – also hide the tool’s tabs. Thus, just hide them so that your audience can focus the code you’re showing. Visual Studio 2010 with many open tool windows For the purpose of the demo you are doing just a few of the toolwindows in your IDE may be really needed. Modern IDEs provide a vast amount of features and tools resulting in a number of toolwindows and commandbars. Visual Basic for Applications IDE with selected text with yellow textmarker-like selection color Hide unneeded Tools Moreover it is rather intuitive since we are used to that textmarker-like effect. Not only does this not infer the readability of the code. When recently watching some video of Roy Osherove I had a real epiphany: when he showed sourcecode in Visual Studio, he highlighted it with a bright yellow background. Visual Basic for Applications IDE with selected text in default color scheme For the audience, the typical white letters on darkblue background just produce an unreadable mess of pixels. What works well on the laptop’s screen turns out to be even counterproductive.
Visual Studio 2010 with font in 14pt Set you Selection Back color to yellowĪ typical mistake with novice presenters is to select portions of source when they want to emphasize on that code. Even with large rooms there never was a problem with that size. In my presentation when showing source code directly from some IDE, I use a font size of 14 Pt. In mid to large size rooms it will be next to impossible for many of your listeners to decipher it. It’s obvious that for many people reading source code presented with a font size of 10 Pt might be a problem. If you have to show source code in a presentation, there are a few easy things you can do to improve your audience’s experience: Use a larger Font
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