Named Bookmarks in .NET

In the .NET help they state:

To add a Task List shortcut (or "Named Bookmark")

Right-click the line.
Its name is added as a task in the Task List. You can edit the description in the Task List to change the name of the shortcut. This does not edit the line of code.

To return to the line, double-click the task item in the Task List

In Francesco Balena's book "Programming Microsoft Visual Basic .NET", they state:

Named Bookmarks - You can add a named bookmark pointing to a statement in your code by right-clicking in the code editor and clicking Add Task List Shortcut on the shortcut menu.

When I right-click in the code editor and the shortcut menu appears it does not show the item "Add Task List Shortcut".

Do I have an environment option set that would prevent this option from appearing on the shortcut menu?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim

Hmm, I get the menu item. What version of VB.NET do you have?

Hmm, I get the menu item. What version of VB.NET do you have?

I'm using VS .NET Enterprise Architect 2003 (they sent me Enterprise Architect because they were out of Professional).

This is the shortcut menu I get when I right-click in the code editor.

Sorry,

Newbie here, I did not properly add the image to my previous post.
Here it is.

Weird. I'm running Enterprise Developer 2002, which doesn't even have as many features.