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Very often, you need to navigate to a class while coding. Perhaps a class you wrote yourself, perhaps you just want to see the members of a type of the .NET framework.
Visual Studio 2010 has THE ultimate feature for this, namely the Navigate To function. What you do, is hit CTRL + , (yes, indeed the comma) and it will open the Navigate To window, as shown below.
This window follows the same rules as the new IntelliSense: if I’m searching for a property “OverPaid”, I can search by typing Over… or just use OP.
If you have some text already selected in the code editor, the window will perform its search from there.
