Hi,
In the AppMenu I have a list of recent documents. I prefix each document name with a number (from 1-9).
The following line of code allows the recent document when pressing the hot key number to work as if the recent document were clicked (As expected). However the number in not underlined to give the end-user a visul clue that it is a hot key. What needs to be done?
uxToolbarManager.Tools[fileKey].SharedProps.Caption = "&" + mrCnt.ToString() + " " + recentDocument.FileName;
Thanks
Rich
Hello,
Since there is no way to disable the KeyTips in the QAT, is it, at least possible to change the F10 key to something else?
Regards,
Emmanouel
Jun,
Unfortunately, there is no way to disable or hide the KeyTips for the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). It will always autogenerate the KeyTip based on the visible index of the Tool on the QAT.
The only thing I can suggest is entering a feature request to have this functionality implemented in a future release.
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi Chris,
I have a totally opposite question.
I wonder how to disable this hotkey behavior in the Ribbonbar. Especially in the QuickAccessToobar area.
I have several ButtonTool controls defined and added into the QuickAccessToolbar. When press Alt, I can see hotkey 1, 2, 3 appearing as default value. How to get rid of this?
I'm using version 7.3.
Jun
Hello Rich.
The nmemonics should be displayable on the Application Menu. I do see a fix from earlier this year that may be related to your issue. Have you verified that you have the lastest service release / hotfix installed for your current version of NetAdvantage?
Additionally, you may want to verify the operating system is not hiding the underlines until the Alt key is pressed. Accessing this option is different depending on your version of Windows: Windows XP Windows Vista
If you still cannot get the nmemonics to show, please let me know.
Chris