The following are two excerpts of my INI-file:
[CommandBars]
StatusBarPanes=0=1;59202=1;59203=1;59209=1;59201=1;59200=1;59137=1;59138=1;59139=1;59204=1;59205=1;59206=1
Accelerators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
AcceleratorsVersion=1
and
[Settings\NormalLayout\Shortcuts\Shortcut20]
Id=507
Key=Alt+R
[Settings\NormalLayout\Shortcuts\Shortcut21]
Id=506
Key=Alt+X
[Settings\NormalLayout\Shortcuts\Shortcut22]
Id=505
Key=Alt+N
These are from the backup of my INI-file, which was last changed by TCMD 36. I am not sure where the "[Settings\NormalLayout\Shortcuts\Shortcut..]" entries are coming from, but I think TCMD v36 was still updating them.
OK, here is something to test on your side.
- Exit TCMD.
- Edit the INI-file: delete everything following [TakeCommand], that is, clear the TCMD configuration.
- Start TCMD
- Use Options -> Custimize to assign a shortcut, say, Home -> Close Tab -> Alt+X
- Exit TCMD by pressing Alt+X
- Start TCMD
- Shortcut is still there and working (press Alt+X)
- Start TCMD
- Open TCMD options dialog, go to tab "Advanced" and check "Visual Studio-style menus"
- Do not change anything else and click OK.
- Exit TCMD
- Start TCMD
- shortcut is gone
I must admit, I have no idea which one of the many entries in the INI-file, that get created by the options dialog, is responsible for disabling the shortcut keys (but disabled they are).
Hope this helps.