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Windows 7 CTRL + j map down arrow

I searched for months for a way to match a key combination ( CTRL+ something) with a directional key (e.g. down or up).

I desperately want Visual Studio to be able to press CTRL+ jand move the cursor down the line. I don't like moving my hands from home to move up and down for things like intellisense or even just moving up and down.

Does anyone have a solution for this? I would be fine with the Visual Studio solution, but something that works at the OS level would be ideal, since such navigation would be nice in any editor window, and, for example, SQL Server Management Studio also has intellisense.

I did not consider any macros such as hot keys, as they could conflict with hot keys in the application (for example, if CTRL+ jwere already assigned to something in Visual Studio)

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I think the answer is nothing exists to do this. I have done a lot of research.

Now I use Autohotkey instead of what would be perfect. I have been familiar with this application for many years, and it works well, but, for example, does not work on the remote desktop and, therefore, does not completely fill this need.

ctrl + i , ctrl + k, , ctrl + j ctrl + l .

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VS .

, Visual Studio 2017 Ctrl + XXX .

CharLeft
CharLeftExtend
CharRight
CharRightExtend
LineUp
LineUpExtend
LineDown
LineDownExtend
PageUp
PageUpExtend
PageDown
PageDownExtend
LineStart
LineStartExtend
Delete
DeleteBackwards
WordPrevious
WordPreviousExtend
WordNext
WordNextExtend

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Tools/Options/Environment/Keyboard settings.

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