Hi,
in the last version (2009 Q1) I discovered that in Numeric mode (perhaps it's the same for other MaskType) a strnage reaction with the keybord shortcut.
My alignment is on the right,
Try "ctrl+shift+number" , the text will move on the left. Strange.
Best regards
Fabien
in the last version (2009 Q1) I discovered that in Numeric mode (perhaps it's the same for other MaskType) a strnage reaction with the keybord shortcut.
My alignment is on the right,
Try "ctrl+shift+number" , the text will move on the left. Strange.
Best regards
Fabien
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Hello Fabien,
Thank you for this question.
The Ctrl+Shift shortcut is a standard shortcut that we inherit from the MS text box. This shortcut sets right-to-left to the current text alignment. So, if your text has right alignment, it will be aligned to the left, if it has left alignment, it will be aligned to the right.
If you have additional questions, feel free to contact me.
Sincerely yours,
Nikolay
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Thank you for this question.
The Ctrl+Shift shortcut is a standard shortcut that we inherit from the MS text box. This shortcut sets right-to-left to the current text alignment. So, if your text has right alignment, it will be aligned to the left, if it has left alignment, it will be aligned to the right.
If you have additional questions, feel free to contact me.
Sincerely yours,
Nikolay
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Fabien
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answered on 28 Apr 2009, 05:03 PM
Hi,
thank you for your response, I didn't know that shorcut. I'll catch it to disable it.
Should be a good idea to propose a property to disactivate it :)
Best regards,
Fabien
thank you for your response, I didn't know that shorcut. I'll catch it to disable it.
Should be a good idea to propose a property to disactivate it :)
Best regards,
Fabien
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Hello Fabien,
Generally, as I said in my previous reply, the "Ctrl+Shift" shortcut is built-in in the Microsoft textbox that we are hosting in our editor controls. We will look into it and consider exposing a property if this is possible.
Regards,
Nikolay
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Generally, as I said in my previous reply, the "Ctrl+Shift" shortcut is built-in in the Microsoft textbox that we are hosting in our editor controls. We will look into it and consider exposing a property if this is possible.
Regards,
Nikolay
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