"Ross Presser" wrote:

> I posted once about this before, but nobody responded. At the time I
> was using VB.NET 2005 Express; now I'm using VS.NET 2005 Standard (it
> is a full version, but I have only installed VB.NET, C#, and Visual
> Web Developer).
>
> When I use VS.NET 2003 I am accustomed to using control-M control-H to
> arbitrarily hide any selected bit of code, in any type of file. But
> in VS.NET 2005, no matter what I do, I get "that command is not
> available now." The documentation, both local and MSDN, clearly talks
> about the feature still existing; but it's never available here. What
> am I doing wrong?
>
> #regions are nice, but when you need to see both above and below a
> long For Each-Next loop, nothing beats being able to Outline/Hide
> Selection it. Why is it missing?
>