Description
PowerCommands
PowerCommands is super handy for anyone using Red Gate's .NET Reflector. It helps you customize your commands and make your workflow a lot smoother.
Accessing Power Commands Options
You can easily hide or show all commands by going to the Power Commands options page. Just click on the View menu, then select Options, and pick Power Commands from the list. This is also where you can change the path for your Visual Studio installation, which is important for those VS20xx Command Prompt commands.
What’s Inside PowerCommands?
The PowerCommands NET Reflector add-in comes packed with 29 useful commands. These commands really extend what you can do with Red Gate's .NET Reflector. It's like adding a bunch of new tools to your toolbox!
x86 vs x64 Downloads
Quick Note: There’s a difference between the x86 and x64 downloads. This mainly affects the default settings for VS Command Prompt commands and the Open in VS commands. So, be sure to choose the right one based on what you need!
Download PowerCommands Today!
If you're ready to enhance your experience with .NET Reflector, why not download PowerCommands now? It's an easy way to boost your productivity and streamline your work!
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User Reviews for PowerCommands 7
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PowerCommands simplifies Visual Studio with 29 useful commands. Easy access to options and customization makes coding more efficient.
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PowerCommands NET Reflector is a game changer! The 29 commands really enhance my productivity.
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Absolutely love this add-in! It makes working with .NET Reflector so much easier and efficient.
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This app is fantastic! The customization options are great, and it integrates seamlessly with Visual Studio.
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Five stars for PowerCommands! It’s intuitive to use, and the commands save me tons of time on projects.
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Highly recommend this add-in. The Power Commands options are incredibly useful for any developer!
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I can't imagine working without PowerCommands now. It's so helpful for extending .NET Reflector's capabilities!