Just recently I discovered a really cool feature of Visual Studio tool, feature that is available since very early versions (2003). However, it is quite hidden somewhere in the menu, so I noticed it just recently.

It allows one to copy multiple text items to clipboard, and paste it in several places. For example, while modifying a XML file, I needed to copy two different attribute values into other places. So hitting Ctrl+C on first one and Ctrl+C on second one stores it in clipboard, and then pasting the last value is done with Ctrl+Shit+V and the value before it with Ctrl+Shift+V (twice). Just pay attention that You have to hold Ctrl and re-press Shift and V to make cycling possible.

Cycle clipboard ring is also available in the Edit menu. Have fun copy-pasting! (source)

As we have recently released our new Adeo™ Framework product, we decided to help you guys out with this blog. Here you'll be able to find information how to get started, learn the framework basics, catch some tips & tricks on how to pull out the most out of our framework, explore wide specter of available features, and hear about exciting new stuff here at Neoinfo HQ!

For any questions, suggestions or critics visit us on http://neoinfo.freeforums.org! Just to mention, there are some real quality posts in the How to section.

In most of our examples and demo scenarios we'll be using AdventureWorks database, although slightly modified by adding surrogate primary keys. You can download it here.