visual studio - Keyboard command to get out of auto generated double quotes

Question

I have a real simple and seemingly stupid question, but I am getting alittle frusterated. I really like the intellesence in Visual Studio 2008, but there is one thing that is bothering me. When I am writing some XAML, and the intellesence comes up, I select the appropriate property and it automatically inserts it along with the nessesaty ="" and then puts the cursor in between the double quotes. When I type in the value I want, I don't know how to jump out of the double quotes. I can use the arrow key or the mouse, but that requires leaving the home row, and I don't want to do that. Anyone know what I am missing?

Thanks,

Answer 1

Try using Ctrl+U

This shortcut would replace and lowercase whatever letter after the cursor.

Using this shortcut on a symbol would replace it with the same symbol.

Your hands won't leave the home row keys and your cursor would be placed after the ending quotation mark.