> Problem fixed. For those interested I had at some time allocated CTRL-O
> as a shortcut key for a menu. I changed my mind and unchecked the CTRL
> option and thought this was all I needed to do. In fact I had left just
> 'o' as a shortcut key so it was intercepted by the menu system and not
> pas
Problem fixed. For those interested I had at some time allocated CTRL-O
as a shortcut key for a menu. I changed my mind and unchecked the CTRL
option and thought this was all I needed to do. In fact I had left just
'o' as a shortcut key so it was intercepted by the menu system and not
passed to
In 30 years of programming I have just found the most peculiar problem.
I have an app with several text boxes. None of the text boxes will
accept the character 'o'. They will accept 'SHIFT-O' but they will not
accept an upper case O if the the caps lock key is active. Here are a
few facts:
1. A
