Re: Keyboard strange acting

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From: Joel_Cherney
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 00:20

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Yeah, the Windows shortcut for switching languages is left control + shift. So, it's not an ID shortcut by itself, but chances are that you're going to use control + shift all the time in ID if you use keyboard shortcuts with any frequency.

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