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Mike Pietruk <[log in to unmask]>
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Mike Pietruk <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Aug 2020 09:57:54 +0000
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Samson 

Things like this happen more than we might think; and, at least when I do 
stuff like this, it is a pure accident even though I've been using 
computers for around 40 years or so.
Then, like you, it frustrates me to no end until, of course, when I 
discover, totally by accident, what caused this anomaly -- and then I can 
laugh at myself for my own stupidity, carelessness -- call it what you 
like.
Other times, one might create a short cut, such as this was, not realizing 
that it is modifyying something that should have never been modified -- 
and, if changed, more thought should have been taken to see the 
consequences.

Now, if I had discovered this unintentional hotkey, rather than deleting 
it, I would have likely changed it to hopefully something more 
non-intrusive.
But, then, of course, I later might discover that it interfered with 
something else.

Thanks for sharing.  


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