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VS 2005 Switching Keyboard Layout

Has anyone over came across this before? Randomly Visual Studio 2005 will switch the keyboard settings from UK to US. Only is one instance though, if I open another, it will be unaffected.

Very stange!

posted on Tuesday, January 08, 2008 4:48 PM

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# re: VS 2005 Switching Keyboard Layout 1/12/2008 9:15 PM Dave "The Ninja" Lawton

It happen's quite frequently if you have 2 languages installed (the language bar) on XP.

Does my head in.

Resolution, remove US keyboard from XP regional settings.

See ya tomorrow.

Ninja

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