As discussed in the meeting tonight, Visual studio allows you to move back to where you had previously been in code. It just isn't as obvious as it once was in things like VB. To navigate backwards all you need to do is click on the Navigate Backward button in the IDE. Pretty simple, but the button is buried in the menu icons so it gets a little lost. Here's a picture to help out.
Clicking on the little Arrow will actually bring up a history of where oyu have been in the code which can help you move around pretty quickly. In addition to this, you can map this command to any keyboard combination you like by going to Tools -> Options. Then under environment select "Keyboard". Again, a picture to make it crystal clear.
This was one of the things that I learned from a presentation by Steve Andrews at Code Camp 9. he has a huge number of tips that used to by avaialble at http://www.platinumbay.com/. Unfortunately, he took that down just yesterday in order to support a new book from Sara Ford. I'd gripe about people being greedy, but in this case 100% of the book's proceeds go to rebuild a town wiped out by Katrina. Bit tough to argue against someone wanting to do that... ;-)
Hosting a codeplex project for the Boston XNA group at http://www.codeplex.com/BostonXNA/.