Kamm Schreiner righteously states
>
> I'm telling you that Ctrl+V, Ctrl+X and Ctrl+C should *always* work in
a Windows application.
I and Microsoft agree
"An application must not affect any system-wide shortcut keys (a key or
a combination of keys used to perform a command), such as the Windows
logo key () that opens the Start menu. An application must also follow
commonly recognized shortcut key assignments, such as CTRL+C for Copy
and CTRL+Z for Undo."
<http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnacc/
html/ATG_KeyboardShortcuts.asp>
It's a bug if RB doesn't support them just because there's not a menu!
Aaron later replied
>Without a menu, you're not defining a shortcut to anything the user
>can see, which is bad.
That's bad for application-defined shortcuts but not for the standard
ones and hopefully my link above clarifies their attitude to
"system-wide shortcut" :-)
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