8.50ß7-64bit - Windows 8.1
When you are in Find in Files (Alt-F7) you should be able to jump to/toggle the 'Find text' using the default hotkey alt-t, instead it shows a menu with just 'cancel' in it.
Edit: see post below
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Last edited by hi5 on 2013-11-06, 17:38 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
I cannot reproduce this.
What language are you running your TC in ?
What language are you running your TC in ?
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TC 11.51 32+64bit on Win XP 32bit & Win 7, 8.1 & 10 (22H2) 64bit, 'Everything' 1.5.0.1391a
TC 3.60b4 on Android 6, 13, 14
TC Extended Menus | TC Languagebar | TC Dark Help | PHSM-Calendar
Re: +[8.50ß7-64bit] Find in Files, alt-t does not jump to &q
Not confirmed using TC 8.5b7hi5 wrote:8.50ß7-64bit - Windows 8.1
When you are in Find in Files (Alt-F7) you should be able to jump to/toggle the 'Find text' using the default hotkey alt-t, instead it shows a menu with just 'cancel' in it.
Alt-T toggles the find text as requested.
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Not confirmed either. Maybe a third party skripting tool is causing this?
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Just to be sure I uninstalled TC, both 8 & 8.5, did a fresh 8 install, had the same issue. I then made sure not scripting tools or other programs where running, it seems that a clipboard manager I was using isn't working properly under Win8.1 as alt-t seems to be a shortcut in one of the menu options - as I don't use that shortcut in the clipboard manager it didn't ring a bell.
Disabling the clipboard manager resolved the problem, sorry for the false alarm. You can move or delete this thread (edited title to ignore already)
Disabling the clipboard manager resolved the problem, sorry for the false alarm. You can move or delete this thread (edited title to ignore already)
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Thanks for your feedback! It would be great if you could report the problem to the writer of the clipboard manager.
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