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I use Win-95 French. In it, keys CTRL-C and CTRL-V are used for copying and pasting items. In the properties of a DOS programm, I put CTRL-V for the Rapid Acces Key (touche d'accès rapide) to start the programe from keyboard. But I realized later that this CTRL-V is in conflict with the CTRL-V used by WIN to paste. Now I try to un-programm the CTRL-V of the properties of the Dos programm. Even if I put None in the properties, it does not work. Help please.<br />
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Thank you.
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I use Win-95 French. In it, keys CTRL-C and CTRL-V are used for copying and pasting items. In the properties of a DOS programm, I put CTRL-V for the Rapid Acces Key (touche d'accès rapide) to start the programe from keyboard. But I realized later that this CTRL-V is in conflict with the CTRL-V used by WIN to paste. Now I try to un-programm the CTRL-V of the properties of the Dos programm. Even if I put None in the properties, it does not work. Help please.

Thank you.

Properies-programmed Key

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