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peterchen |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 10:57:16 AM When I use Ctrl-Shift-V in a new (empty, unsaved) text file, I get the error message: "This command is only available in windows in which Visual Assist X is active."
VC 6 , VAX 1540
(sounds like there's an internal restriction.) Is there a way around this? Is this better in VC8? |
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peterchen |
Posted - Nov 10 2006 : 01:56:32 AM That's so fitting... |
feline |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 6:30:52 PM I am sure there must be at least one or two easy to fix bug's in the list I am just not sure which ones they are |
peterchen |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 5:17:10 PM It's a flow stopper bu no real trouble, but if it's easy to fix... |
feline |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 2:52:26 PM I am seeing the same thing when I use this toolbar button
case=3546
As you have already worked out the work around is to save the file before trying to show the clipboard history. |
peterchen |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 12:42:30 PM Yes, I see the menu as soon as I switch to a code window.
I create the new text window through the toolbar "New Text document" (or whatever it's called in english), where no further dialog comes up.
Additional info: everything works fine if I create the file through "File/New..." or Ctrl-N (where the File Type + Add To project dialog comes up)
Project is open in all tests. |
feline |
Posted - Nov 09 2006 : 12:07:54 PM I have just tried this in both VC6 and VS2003, with VA 1540, and in both IDE's the CTRL-SHIFT-V menu comes up just fine. I have tried a new cpp file and a new txt file in both IDE's.
If you move into an existing code file are you seeing this menu? I am wondering if there is nothing to show, and you are simply seeing an unhelpful (and perhaps incorrect) error message.
If there are items to show, how are you creating / opening this new file? I just used CTRL-N and selected text file, giving it a name in VC6 since this is required. Do you have a solution currently open? I did, in all of my tests. |