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Ctrl-K, Ctrl-D also works to format the current file without the select all required.

Questo shortcut è davvero utilissimo: CTRL+K+F premuto all'interno di Visual Studio con attiva una finestra...

Here's a macro that will format an entire solution for you:

http://www.kodefuguru.com/post/Format-Solution.aspx

I think this depends on the "keyboard mapping scheme" you selected when you started VS the first time. For me Ctrl + E, D maps to  Edit.FormatDocument. Go to Tools - Options - Environment - Keyboard and type in Edit.FormatDocument to see what it maps to.

Ctrl-K, Ctlr-F works on code files (C++, C#, VB), Ctrl-K, Ctrl-D works on document files (HTML, XML, XAML)

Where do I find dialog box where I can change fomrating options such as curly prackets positiong?

Fosna, Here's how to change formatting in Visual Studio 2008:

* Go to Tools->Options...

* Check "Show all settings"

* Navigate to Text Editor -> C# (or whatever language) -> Formatting

Kinda a related question:

For some reason when I do auto-format and then save the file, my asp:Table, asp:TableRow, etc (all the table tags) get smooched smooched together.

So if I had:

<asp:Table>

  <asp:TableRow>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 1</asp:TableCell>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 2</asp:TableCell>

  </asp:TableRow>

  <asp:TableRow>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 3</asp:TableCell>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 4</asp:TableCell>

  </asp:TableRow>

</asp:Table>

after the format and save, it would look like this:

<asp:Table>

  <asp:TableRow>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 1</asp:TableCell><asp:TableCell>Content 2</asp:TableCell></asp:TableRow><asp:TableRow>

     <asp:TableCell>Content 3</asp:TableCell><asp:TableCell>Content 4</asp:TableCell></asp:TableRow></asp:Table>

Can you think of any reason it does this and maybe a way I could fix it?  All tags include the required items (Table tag includes the 'runat="server"', Cells and Rows do not)