I guess the down side to this approach is that there may be times when it is perfectly acceptable to recall information. I believe that a well designed documentation system where some items are not allowed to be recalled, at times other items are defaulted in when the cursor reaches the screen, and items are selectively required would make more sense to the end user and not require totally disabling a key through the registry. But, it is one approach.
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