Hi, just wanted to share something quick. I like the way Microsoft made a task list inherent to Visual Studio. That way you can keep all your todo lists in your project and not have to remember to launch something else or to switch between windows.

Normally, I would have typed out my tasks in the task window. But when working on a C# program recently, I tried doing something the Form's designer does for you. It creates some to do lists for you such as "Add constructor logic". I use that feature a lot but had never tried it.

I tried it a couple of days ago and it worked. Which is nice. For those who never venture into C# here is the code

//C# //TODO: Add you task here 'VB.NET 'TODO: Add you other task here 'todo: can be lower case

The nice thing about these is that if you open the IDE and want to go to the place you have to perform the task just point to the Task window, find the entry in the tasks and double click. It takes you right there. Beats the default way hands down.

I hope some one finds this useful. Happy coding.

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