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Sorry, no idea why you can't. &nbsp;Maybe you will have to reinstall Visual Studio
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Sorry, no idea why you can't.  Maybe you will have to reinstall Visual Studio

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When I select different controls on a form one at a time the selected property in the properties window changes. &nbsp;I switched from vb a few months ago and in vb i am used to just going down the list of controls on a form no matter what they are and if i am changing the TabIndex property... that property stays selected.<br />
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Now, in C#, when i go through the controls it seems to default to a specific property depending on what type of control it is. &nbsp;A friend of mine has it set up the old way but he specified his settings as VB settings when he initially installed.<br />
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Is there a way I can set it to keep whatever selected property is currently focused to stay there as long as the newly selected control has that property?
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When I select different controls on a form one at a time the selected property in the properties window changes.  I switched from vb a few months ago and in vb i am used to just going down the list of controls on a form no matter what they are and if i am changing the TabIndex property... that property stays selected.

Now, in C#, when i go through the controls it seems to default to a specific property depending on what type of control it is.  A friend of mine has it set up the old way but he specified his settings as VB settings when he initially installed.

Is there a way I can set it to keep whatever selected property is currently focused to stay there as long as the newly selected control has that property?

Very Easy - Very Important

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).