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TCC 14.00.27 Windows XP Pro SP3
when running in Take Command 14.00.27:
Use mouse with shift to highlight (select) text on one line (e.g., a file name) in the TCC window:
Then use CTRL+SHIFT+INSERT to copy and paste that text into the current command line.
The inserted text has the last character of the selected range duplicated.
Ex., FOO.TXT becomes FOO.TXTT .
This also happens if the text is copied first (CTRL+INSERT) and then pasted (SHIFT+INSERT).
It does NOT happen if the text is pasted into another application.
Text copied from other applications pasted into the TCC window also have the last character duplicated.
This did not happen in build 25 (I skipped build 26, so I don't know about that).
when running in Take Command 14.00.27:
Use mouse with shift to highlight (select) text on one line (e.g., a file name) in the TCC window:
Then use CTRL+SHIFT+INSERT to copy and paste that text into the current command line.
The inserted text has the last character of the selected range duplicated.
Ex., FOO.TXT becomes FOO.TXTT .
This also happens if the text is copied first (CTRL+INSERT) and then pasted (SHIFT+INSERT).
It does NOT happen if the text is pasted into another application.
Text copied from other applications pasted into the TCC window also have the last character duplicated.
This did not happen in build 25 (I skipped build 26, so I don't know about that).