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In Notepad++, pressing Alt+X always closes current document, even if the keyboard shortcut is not assigned anywhere in the Shortcut Mapper. What is the source of this behavior and how can I stop it?










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    In Notepad++, pressing Alt+X always closes current document, even if the keyboard shortcut is not assigned anywhere in the Shortcut Mapper. What is the source of this behavior and how can I stop it?










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      In Notepad++, pressing Alt+X always closes current document, even if the keyboard shortcut is not assigned anywhere in the Shortcut Mapper. What is the source of this behavior and how can I stop it?










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      In Notepad++, pressing Alt+X always closes current document, even if the keyboard shortcut is not assigned anywhere in the Shortcut Mapper. What is the source of this behavior and how can I stop it?







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          The source is the barely noticeable X item on the right side of the main menu bar.



          The easiest way to stop Alt+X activating that item is to assign this keyboard shortcut to another command in the Shortcut Mapper. For example, assign it to File > Rename... because it always displays a window (asking for new file name) before executing the command so unwanted activation can be canceled by Esc before it does anything.



          Alternative solutions proposed by other people: https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331754/thread/3b917b41/






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            The source is the barely noticeable X item on the right side of the main menu bar.



            The easiest way to stop Alt+X activating that item is to assign this keyboard shortcut to another command in the Shortcut Mapper. For example, assign it to File > Rename... because it always displays a window (asking for new file name) before executing the command so unwanted activation can be canceled by Esc before it does anything.



            Alternative solutions proposed by other people: https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331754/thread/3b917b41/






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              The source is the barely noticeable X item on the right side of the main menu bar.



              The easiest way to stop Alt+X activating that item is to assign this keyboard shortcut to another command in the Shortcut Mapper. For example, assign it to File > Rename... because it always displays a window (asking for new file name) before executing the command so unwanted activation can be canceled by Esc before it does anything.



              Alternative solutions proposed by other people: https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331754/thread/3b917b41/






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                The source is the barely noticeable X item on the right side of the main menu bar.



                The easiest way to stop Alt+X activating that item is to assign this keyboard shortcut to another command in the Shortcut Mapper. For example, assign it to File > Rename... because it always displays a window (asking for new file name) before executing the command so unwanted activation can be canceled by Esc before it does anything.



                Alternative solutions proposed by other people: https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331754/thread/3b917b41/






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                The source is the barely noticeable X item on the right side of the main menu bar.



                The easiest way to stop Alt+X activating that item is to assign this keyboard shortcut to another command in the Shortcut Mapper. For example, assign it to File > Rename... because it always displays a window (asking for new file name) before executing the command so unwanted activation can be canceled by Esc before it does anything.



                Alternative solutions proposed by other people: https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/discussion/331754/thread/3b917b41/







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