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#28046 02/11/2011 3:08 PM
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Using smart keys, per the board?s advice...thanks!

However, for some reason, it will sporadically not recognize known keys, always in the beginning of one of AC's text box fields. If I hit the space bar once, it will than start recognizing the smart key.


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Neil,
I have experienced the same thing, but I cannot be of much help. I don't think it is specifically an AC issue as it happens with Shortkeys (I assume that is what you mean) in other applications.

The issue is erratic and I cannot detect a particular pattern, except that when it does occur it is always with the first key typed into a field. The space bar works as you said; often if you space, then backspace, it still will not work.

I am not sure that there is such a thing as "support" from Shortkeys. Perhaps someone here will know the answer. Leslie, can you offer any help?


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It is a Shortkeys issue. Sometimes if you inadvertently have a blank space before your shortkey it takes that to be an entirely different sequence. Hit the backup and then your shortkey. I hope that helps. Hitting the space bar accomplishes the same thing.


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