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ReSharper Keyboard Card

I am using ReSharper before Visual Studio adds Refactor. Then it was inevitable to use ReSharper. Now that Visual Studio includes several Refactor features, I get projects where a client can do without paying for a ReSharper license.

My problem is that I'm so used to the ReSharper key card that switching to VS will affect my fluency and performance. I'm sure there will be some kind of smart guy who has the same problem, and, unlike me, did something with this by creating a keyboard macro.

I would like to be able to enter ReSharper key combinations in Visual Studio and get the same refactoring functions (where supported).

Somebody knows?

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You can buy a personal ReSharper license and take it with you and use it, rather than worry about reassignment. Plus, a personal license is much cheaper.

In addition, you should not allow customers to dictate which performance software you can or cannot use. ReSharper has no problems. He pays for himself a few hours after installation.

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