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I've added shortcut keys to do the following;
VS2022 allows me to use the Alt+Up Arrow keyboard combination to move a line up.
VS2022 allows me to use the Alt+Down Arrow keyboard combination to move a line down.
I went in and added these keys to TCEdit;
Works as it should.
I then exit TCEdit.
I go back in,
and the keys I assigned are no longer there.
Joe
VS2022 allows me to use the Alt+Up Arrow keyboard combination to move a line up.
VS2022 allows me to use the Alt+Down Arrow keyboard combination to move a line down.
I went in and added these keys to TCEdit;
Works as it should.
I then exit TCEdit.
I go back in,
and the keys I assigned are no longer there.
Joe
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