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Disabling Visual Studio's Ctrl+Tab dialog

Apparently some people are pretty upset about the Ctrl+Tab document navigator in Visual Studio 2008 (One blogger claimed Visual Studio 2008 was crap because of this feature). Well, if you're one of those people, there's good news. You can turn this feature off quite easily. Just check out Sara Ford's Weblog for instructions. Personally, I kind of like this feature. If they had added the ability to scroll through the docs with the mousewheel I'd probably use it a little more often. However, I tend to use the mouse for most of my navigation anyway so...

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