P Witte wrote:
> In some older programs I use a different scheme, with F10 stuffing the
> edited string into the stuffer buffer.
Oh well, so you're already doing exactly the same.
> Those, and any other existing programs that do something similar,
> will find that they get two copies of the keyb
Marcel Kilgus writes:
> > I already use this keystroke in a number of my programs for the purpose
(F5
> > in Qwirc, FF and others, and F10 in older programs) so in my case Id
want to
> > override, disable or avoid this facility in individual programs.
>
> Why? It wouldn't change the behaviour of
On 1 Oct 2003 at 0:03, P Witte wrote:
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> I already use this keystroke in a number of my programs for the purpose (F5
> in Qwirc, FF and others, and F10 in older programs) so in my case Id want to
> override, disable or avoid this facility in individual programs.
Err, no, you wouldn't - this k
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note that my email accounts were down. You may have been able to receive
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