Use the following key combinations while you are debugging your project.
Note You can change or create keyboard shortcuts in Keyboard of the Environment options in the Options dialog box.
| To | Press |
| Display documentation for the active window. | F1 |
| Display a system menu for the application window. | ALT+SPACEBAR |
| Add and remove breakpoints on the current lines. | F9 |
| Clear all breakpoints. | CTRL+SHIFT+F9 |
| Disable breakpoint. | CTRL+F9 |
| Display Auto window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+A |
| Display Breakpoints dialog box. | CTRL+B |
| Display Call Stack window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+C |
| Display Immediate window and move cursor into it. Not available if you are in the Text Editor window. | CTRL+ALT+I |
| Display Locals window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+L |
| Display Running Document window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+R |
| Adds a watch on the currently selected word. | SHIFT+F9 |
| Display the next statement. | ALT+* on the NUM pad |
| Display the shortcut menu. | SHIFT+F10 |
| Display Threads window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+H |
| Display Watch window and move cursor into it. | CTRL+ALT+W |
| End debugging session. | SHIFT+F5 |
| Execute code one statement at a time, following execution into function calls (Step Into). | F11 |
| Execute the next line of code but not follow execution through any function calls (Step Over). | F10 |
| Execute the remaining lines of a function in which the current execution point lies (Step Out). | SHIFT+F11 |
| Restart a debugging session. | CTRL+SHIFT+F5 |
| Resume execution of your code from the current statement to the selected statement (Run to Cursor). | CTRL+F10 |
| Run the application.. | F5 |
| Run the code without invoking the debugger (Start without Debugging). | CTRL+F5 |
| Set the next statement. | CTRL+SHIFT+F10 |
| Stop execution (Break). | CTRL+BREAK |