I have the habbit to select a whole word by standing at the first character of the word and doing CTRL + SHIFT + right arrow key. But when the word has capitals then it stops at each capital.  Can I disable this behaviour?
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Is there a way that I can configure Visual Studio 2008 to understand CamelCase?  Specifically, I'd like to be able to get Ctrl + right or left cursor to take me to a subsection of a variable or type name. i.e., if my cursor was at the start of this line: LongNamedExampleClass longNamed = new LongNamedExampleClass();  and I hit Ctrl + right, I'd like to jump to &quot;Named&quot; in the class name, rather than the start of the variable name.  If I hit it again, I'd like to go to &quot;Example&quot;.  I hope that makes sense. I used this navigational feature in Eclipse quite a lot, and find it difficult to unlearn something so ingrained.
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Are there any concrete rules that say which words (parts of speech) in a title should start with a capital letter? What would be a correct capitalization for the title of this question?
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Using iOS I have grown to love double-pressing the spacebar to enter a full stop / period, especially when using a keyboard with my iPad. When I enter &quot; &quot; +  &quot; &quot; I would like the system to output &quot;. &quot; Is there any way I can enable this same option in OS X / macOS?
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Does anyone know of a really simple way of capitalizing just the first letter of a string, regardless of the capitalization of the rest of the string?  For example:  asimpletest -&gt; Asimpletest aSimpleTest -&gt; ASimpleTest   I would like to be able to do all string lengths as well.
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I'm a long-time Windows user who uses the numeric keypad with the numlock off for navigating text, highlighting it, etc. Shift + Home (7 on the numpad) selects all text till the beginning of the line. In GNOME, pressing Shift + Home on the numpad inputs 7 instead of selecting all text till the beginning of the line.  Is there a way to change the behaviour of the numpad in GNOME 3 to that of the direction pad?
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As linguistics student, I have to put more than one thing on a character every now and then. For example, I need to type ā̆. I thought I could simply do that by typing \={\u{a}}, but then the macron is placed above an empty space in front of the character.  How can I solve this? Thanks  P.S. I'm using MiKTeX 2.9, running on Windows 8; in case it might be of use.
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I managed to remap the Caps Lock key to Escape, but I can't find a way to remap the Escape key to Caps Lock.  The reason why I want to do this is that I usually use X11 on Linux where this is available as an option.
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I am a Windows 7 user that spends 80% of my time in gvim, with caps remapped to escape.  Just recently I have started hitting Ctrl-escape (well, Ctrl-Caps) by mistake, which pops up the start menu. This then requires and awkward escape > Alt-Tab > Alt-Shift-Tab combo to get back to gvim.  Is there a way to disable this shortcut?
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I've noticed a semi-handy feature on Apple Wireless Keyboard: quick pressing the caps lock key won't enable the caps lock, it needs a determined push. Benefits are obvious, it prevents accidental all-caps text when you actuALLY INTENDED TO PRESS 'A'.  Is there a way to hack this around? Adjust it or remove it completely? I like the idea, but for me it is more of a speed bump than a seat belt.  I have checked the keyboard preferences and the usability preferences as well. Keyboard delay is off and repeat delay is at minimum. There are no delay on other keys (well, except the eject key, but it requires even more determined press), and there is no delay when turning the caps lock off.  I'm on a Snow Leopard Lion and the wireless keyboard came with the mid-2010 iMac.    EDIT: It seems like the functionality is in the driver rather than in the keyboard itself. When using the keyboard in Windows 7 the caps lock key works in a regular manner. The drivers that Windows uses are standard HID Keyboard drivers provided by Microsoft.
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How to disable the annoying Option-Space key combination for non-breaking spaces?  This is very very annoying in Eclipse or the terminal as I often type the non-breaking space instead of a regular one.
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I was just reviewing my "capitalization standards" for titles and such and was wondering if there's a macro to do the same thing I'm forced to do by hand nowadays. My personal rules (feel free to disagree/comment on them) are as follows:   the first letter (a number is a letter too for the sake of these rules) always gets capitalized, every word gets capitalized individually, the exception to the rule above (and just the rule above) are  such as prepositions and the like.   In other words: I'd like a capitalization command (like \MakeUppercase) that will capitalize every word not included in a list of words and that will always capitalize the first word of its argument.  Doable?  PS: one such "list" of closed class words (also known as "function words") can be found .
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In the chat, we often use backticks highlight code inside of sentences, exactly like how we do it here.  Unfortunately, it's located peculiarly close to the esc key, which has a nasty effect of clearing the chat input.  Outside of making a userscript, would it be alright to disable that effect so that I (and probably a bunch of others) don't throw my computer out the window when I lose a larger post to a misplaced keystroke?  Note: command+z (OSX) does not undo the delete.
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Basically, is there any way to trigger the native OS X spellcheck context menu using a keyboard shortcut. I know the command keys ⌘+: activates spellcheck, but what I'm trying to do is get the result of a right-click without taking my hands off the keyboard. Is there an OS X equivalent to emacs' flyspell-correct-word-before-point command.
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When in a browser (Chrome or Safari), the following keyboard shortcut will always bring up a window that says "Welcome To Mail":  Command+Shift+I  I would like to use this shortcut for another purpose.  Is there any way to disable this shortcut?
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A friend of mine's having trouble with her computer. When typing really fast, the letters get swapped around.  All my years working with computers I've never encountered this. I'm guessing virus.  An example: s cterompus uck! (computer suck!)  As you can see, some of the letters are in completely the wrong place, which means the computer must buffer them, and output them in the wrong order.  What's causing this?
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Because I now and then need to use scandinavian letters despite using US Dvorak as my layout, I would like to use Caps Lock as a compose key. (I don't need Caps Lock at all, I'm not a forum troll)  How would one accomplish this?  Using Linux Mint 17 with xfce, if that makes a difference.  For the record, I am the only user of this PC, and would prefer to have this be the system default, mainly in xorg, but also in tty if that's not too much drudgery.
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I don't know how this functionality is called, but I think Word had it for years. Basically, I want to do something like this:  {Character1} just got out of his bed when he heard a loud noise outside.   Where every instance of "{Character1}" is replaced later with "John":  John just got out of his bed when he heard a loud noise outside.   No, I'm not looking for a simple search and replace function, I want to know if I could add commonly used words, like a name in a story for example, to some sort of database and refer to that in the text, so that if I ever end up changing the name of the character, it will automatically get replaced everywhere.  Is there a functionality like that in Google Docs? If not, how is it called in Word? I've been looking for it forever, I just don't know how to refer to it.