Thanks, that worked perfectly!

"Ilya Ryzhenkov" <orangy@jetbrains.com> wrote in message

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Hello Paul,

>

With ReSharper 2.5 there indeed was a problem with Tab/Shift-Tab which was

fixed in 3.0. However, you CAN remap it back in Visual Studio. In keyboard

customization, you should select "Text Editor" with mouse, that click

mouse in shortcut field and then hit Shift-Tab (or Tab) once. I don't know

why it works this strange way, but I myself accidentaly found it some time

ago Another way would be manually creating vssettings file with only

one key mapping in it and importing it into Visual Studio.

>

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

>

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

>

>

PB> I had to uninstall my Resharper 2.5.3 and Visual Studio 2005

PB> environment, and then reinstall everything.

PB> PB> So I have a freshly installed Visual Studio 2005 and Resharper

2.5.3

PB> on my system

PB> PB> The first time I selected some text and hit Shift-Tab to un-indent

PB> it, Resharper presented me with a dialog that gave me two options,

PB> both of which were wrong.

PB> PB> Help?!?

PB> PB> How do I get my Shift-Tab back?!?  Resharper shouldn't TOUCH that

PB> key combination!  Ever!  You cannot remap it with the Keyboard

PB> Options (if you try to press Tab or Shift-Tab in the keyboard

PB> shortcut box, it just moves the focus, rather than recording the

PB> keypress combination).

PB> PB> I vaguely remember there being a thread about this a while ago,

but

PB> I can't recall it now... so I can't figure out how to get my

PB> keypress back.

PB>