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February 04, 2009 10:33 PM
How do I change a system default keyboard shortcut? Ctrl+shift+S brings up a system info box not save as.
CTRL+Shift+S brings up system info window no matter what program I'm using. I would prefer not to install any software to fix this if possible. I'm running Vista.
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February 05, 2009 12:57 AM
Ctrl+S is "save", not "save as"....Ctrl+Shift+S is "save as" by default, and something has changed this on prozaciswacks' pc
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February 05, 2009 01:19 AM
If this is on a new pc, several manufacturers re-map that key combo to system information. Look in start/all programs for a folder with the name of the pc maker. For example, if it is an HP....Start->All Programs->HP and right click on HP System Information. Go to Properties and you will see a section for "Shortcut Key". Delete the info there and "save as" should be resoted to the key combo after you close out.
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February 21, 2009 09:33 AM
No Properties Tab on my HP System Information Window.
This is a really annoying thing HP have done.
Hijacking commonly used shortcuts for their pop ups.
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This is a really annoying thing HP have done.
Hijacking commonly used shortcuts for their pop ups.
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