I've been using the built-in Terminal in Visual Studio 2019. It works great--except for the (console) application that I run from within this integrated (PowerShell) is not receiving any Function Key presses. E.g., F3-F12 function keys on my keyboard all mean something to this console application I am running, but pressing function keys gets intercepted by the Visual Studio 2019 IDE, rather than "falling through" to the application running inside the integrated Terminal window/tab of the VS2019 IDE. In Visual Studio 2019, (NOT Visual Studio Code!) when I press the F3 function key, it moves the focus away from the Terminal tab where the console app is running, into a nearby source window (an open C++ header file) and proceeds to execute a search for whatever the last string used by the "Find" dialog was. How can I change that behavior, so that if the Terminal tab/window has the focus, then the F3 will go to that Terminal's running windows console application, and not get intercepted and turn into a Search? It seems like this should be possible, however, I'm not finding any help with Google/Stackoverflow--most of my clever attempts to NOT find "Visual Studio Code" information fail, and land in online "Visual Studio Code" help pages. :-( Does anyone have a solution that works for Visual Studio 2019 IDE? Once again please do NOT assume I am asking about "Visual Studio Code" because if you simply search for this question online, you WILL get redirected to "Visual Studio Code" not "Visual Studio 2019 Professional". I am asking about "Visual Studio 2019 IDE" and NOT NOT NOT about how to accomplish this using "Visual Studio Code" - a COMPLETELY different IDE that I am not using. My team does NOT use the "Visual Studio Code" product.