问题
Most of the time I use Visual Studio 2008. When right-clicking in this product, a context menu appears.
I'd like to see the keyboard shortcuts bound to each menu item in the context menu.
Does anyone know how to display these?
回答1:
I don't think you'll be able to get them in the context menus, but you can get them in the tooltips, as when you hover over an item in a toolbar.
Go to Tools>Customize and select the checkbox that says Show shortcut keys in ScreenTips.
If you go to Tools>Options>Keyboard there is a very handy search feature (Show commands containing:), so you can find a specific command (and then set or change the key binding, if desired).
回答2:
I use the context menu key on my windows keyboard (instead of pressing the right mouse button). This way the shortcut-underlines are displayed. Now I can even right-click with the mouse and I see the shortcut-underlines. This 'mode' remains until I change focus to another window and back.
Actually this behaviour is like that for all windows applications!
If you want to permanently display the shortcut-underlines for all applications: In Vista and 7 it's here: Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Make the keyboard easier to use > Underline keyboard shortcuts and access keys
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2151899/display-keyboard-shortcuts-in-visual-studio-context-menus