I finally found it…
There isn’t any need to download and load any external macro.
It’s working in Visual Studio 2008 with in-built macro at least. 🙂
Steps:
- Select text you want to find.
- Press Alt + F8 or open “Tools -> Macros -> Macro Explorer”
- Double click Sample → Utilities → FindLine. (It will open the Find box with your selection loaded in the “Find” field. Don’t worry about truncated text shown in the “Find” field. Trust me, the field has it all… The Microsoft way of showing it may be… 🙂 )
- Click on the “Quick Replace” button in the “Find And Replace” dialog box. Enter your replace with text.
- And click any of three buttons as per your requirement…and it’s done. 🙂
Hurray… it’s working. It may not be a straightforward way to do it, but you know with Microsoft. Nothing is straightforward and easy.. 🙂