Echo
Fri May 09 20:01:59 CDT 2008
There's also Alt+Shift+ right arrow and Alt+Shift+ left arrow. (I rarely use
these, so I forget about them.) These are the actual increase/decrease
indent shortcuts, so you don't have to be at the beginning of the line when
you use them. (I really should get in the habit of using these -- they're
really very handy.)
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"David M. Marcovitz" <marcoNOSPAM@loyola.edu> wrote in message
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> TAB and Shift-TAB work when your cursor is at the beginning of the line.
> Otherwise, they don't change the indent level.
> --David
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> =?Utf-8?B?S2FyaW4=?= <Karin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> news:5DAA26D3-D7F9-4CFB-A178-CDE03BBE6EEF@microsoft.com:
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>> Is there a keystroke combination to get to the first indent? (Tab,
>> shift/tab, and control/tab do not work.)
>> TIA, Karin
>>
>