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What do you recommend 
for making Visual Studio 2013 
keyboard shortcut / code snippets ? 
&nbsp; ** <a href="http://snippeteditor.codeplex.com" rel="ugc">http://snippeteditor.codeplex.com</a> 
&nbsp; ** <a href="http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com" rel="ugc">http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com</a> 
&nbsp; ** etc ? 
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Using 
&nbsp;1. type &quot;propfull&quot;, twice TAB 
&nbsp;2. type &quot;prop&quot;, twice TAB 
&nbsp;3. RMB, LMB &quot;Insert Snippet&quot;, click &quot;Visual C#&quot;, click &quot;else&quot; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ** OR type &quot;else&quot;, twice TAB 
 
Viewing 
&nbsp;1. open VS, Tools, Code Snippets Manager, details display
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What do you recommend 
for making Visual Studio 2013 
keyboard shortcut / code snippets ?
  ** http://snippeteditor.codeplex.com
  ** http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com
  ** etc ?
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Using
 1. type "propfull", twice TAB
 2. type "prop", twice TAB
 3. RMB, LMB "Insert Snippet", click "Visual C#", click "else"
      ** OR type "else", twice TAB

Viewing
 1. open VS, Tools, Code Snippets Manager, details display

Visual Studio 2013 -- keyboard shortcut / code snippets

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