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Done.

Done.

It would be nice if TeXnicCenter would support the quite common Windows shortcut shift-F10.

Shift-F10 is the shortcut to display the right-click (mouse) menu. It's implementation in TeXnicCenter would be useful to fix spelling errors without a need to use the mouse (e.g., you move your cursor to ...

It would be nice if TeXnicCenter would support a keyboard shortcut to move the (selected) line(s) up and down.
Once you know about this, very handy to move paragraphs around in a manuscript.

For example, in Notepad++ this can be done using ctrl-shift + arrow up/down.
In Eclipse it is alt + arrow ...

This feature is now included (I think since the 2.0 beta version?).
Very nice, thanks!

However, there is a small bug in removing items from the jump list. Tested on version 2.02 - stable 64-bit.
To repeat the issue:
1. Open TeXnicCenter
2. Click the TeXnicCenter icon in the taskbar, so that the ...

When I right-click on the TeXnicCenter icon (Alpha 4 version) in the Windows 7 taskbar, a list of recently used files (.tex) and projects (.tcp) is displayed.
I only use TeXnicCenter project-driven, so i am not really interested in the files. I could ignore them, however, the files push the recent ...