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SIMC asked on 23 Mar 2012, 08:09 PM
I've always used the above shortcut to reformat my code. When I've installed JustCode the shortcut was overridden and does some seemingly random actions. Either the shortcut now corresponds to a valid command  and I don't know what the command is, or reformatting command is somehow corrupted. I've checked JustCode->KeyMappings and didn't see anything there.
Just discovered the ctrl+u doesn't work either! That's arguably the most often used command!
I'm really tempted to uninstall the product. Friends, what am I doing wrong?

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Yanaki Yanakiev
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answered on 26 Mar 2012, 03:32 PM
Hello,

JustCode shouldn't interfere with Visual Studio formatter and doesn't override those 2 shortcuts(ctrl + k, ctrl + d(Edit.FormatDocument) and ctrl + u(Edit.Makelowercase)). You can check on what command the shortcuts are assigned by going to Tools -> Options -> General -> Keyboard and pressing the shortcut in "Press shortcut keys:".

Its possible that some other addin beside JustCode is interfering. If reassigning the shortcuts to the correct commands doesn't solve your issue. Please open a support ticket and provide us your JustCode logs located at %LocalAppData%\JustCode\Logs and information about the type of your project and the formatted file.

Also feel free to check out JustCode's formatter(ctrl + alt + f), it's more customizable and has more features than the built-in.

Kind regards,
Yanaki Yanakiev
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