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hello<br />
your information isn't complete but you should check shortkey(s) in your program.<br />
if you give your project to us (experts), i think you'll give your answer as soon as possible.<br />
Regards!
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hello
your information isn't complete but you should check shortkey(s) in your program.
if you give your project to us (experts), i think you'll give your answer as soon as possible.
Regards!

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You can upload projects here if need be:
http://www.ee-stuff.com/ [http://www.ee-stuff.com/]


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I sadly inform you that I had a context menu strip with hotkeys enabled. &nbsp;As I'm sure you can guess, one of those was ctrl+c which closed the current tab ;(.... &nbsp;I never realized that CMS hotkeys worked while the menu was not visible. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I sadly inform you that I had a context menu strip with hotkeys enabled.  As I'm sure you can guess, one of those was ctrl+c which closed the current tab ;(....  I never realized that CMS hotkeys worked while the menu was not visible.  Thanks!

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I'm having a problem with TabControls and using Ctrl+C to copy. &nbsp;My TabPages contain TextBoxes and I want users to be able to copy and paste to and from each of those textboxes. &nbsp;Unfortunately, when I press Ctrl+C it closes the current tab and doesn't copy anything to the clipboard. Any ideas how to prevent ctrl+c from closing a TabPage?
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I'm having a problem with TabControls and using Ctrl+C to copy.  My TabPages contain TextBoxes and I want users to be able to copy and paste to and from each of those textboxes.  Unfortunately, when I press Ctrl+C it closes the current tab and doesn't copy anything to the clipboard. Any ideas how to prevent ctrl+c from closing a TabPage?

TabControl Problem: Ctrl+C Closes TabPage and Doesn't Copy Text To Clipboard

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