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CTRL+D not working system-wide when text formatting shortcuts are enabled by pstz on 09-29-2012 at 09:49 PM
When a particular formatting option is enabled in Plus! for Windows Live Messenger, the CTRL+D key combination is getting intercepted no matter which application has the keyboard focus. This is preventing other applications from responding to it.
I first noticed this a few weeks ago while I was playing a game. Tried to crouch and move right at the same time but couldn't move right because CTRL+D was effectively blocked by Plus!.
WLM version: 15.4.3555.308
Plus! version: 5.50.0.761
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. From the Plus! menu, select Preferences & Options
2. Expand Formatting and then select Formatting Options
3. Put a check next to "Enable text formatting shortcuts" (if not already present)
4. Click OK
5. Open Internet Explorer and go to any web page
6. Try pressing Ctrl+D to bookmark the page. Nothing happens!
Removing the check mentioned in step 3 and clicking OK solves the issue immediately.
RE: CTRL+D not working system-wide when text formatting shortcuts are enabled by pstz on 09-30-2012 at 04:34 PM
Interesting...
Yesterday, switching this option on/off was definitely having an effect on the CTRL+D combination. I observed it multiple times. But today it no longer does. Furthermore, what seems to have caused the problem is a different program.
The culprit was a program named CallCenter (companion to the Android app of the same name). I terminated it and CTRL+D came back to life. Checking its options dialog revealed that a CTRL+D hotkey had been set up. I promptly disabled this.
Looks like this has potentially been a false alarm, but please do quickly check to see if you can replicate the problem at your end.
Thanks!
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