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I’m using VS2008, been using it for quite some time now, and since I hate using the mouse while developing, I’m always using F6 to build the solution, or Shift+F6 to build the current project. What’s weird though is for some strange reason, it simply stopped working over the last few days. In fact, when I pull down the Build menu, next to ‘Build MyProject’ there’s no longer a ‘Shift+F6‘ shortcut there on the menu?!? Anyone ever experienced this? Is there a setting I need to change?
You can change keyboard bindings in the Tools->Options dialog. It’s under Environment->Keyboard.
You can reset the binding here, and also check what might have stolen it by checking what’s currently bound to those keys.
If you recently installed any add-ins, they’re known to set (sometimes unwanted) keyboard shortcuts.