Jaikoz 8.2.1 / Windows 7
I accidentally tried to paste into the View panel instead of the Edit panel by using -v. This has the unexpected side effect of launching iTunes!!
Trying to paste into a read-only panel is an error, so a pop-up warning or an audible bell would be expected.
Thanks
…Harold
It doesn’t start iTunes for me, can you recheck that.
Maybe an audio bell would be okay, but I think a popup would be annoying, I think the usual thing to do is do nothing if try and paste something to something that wont accept it.
Yes, it actually did the same thing on older releases with Windows Vista as well. I had assumed that Jaikoz ignored the -v, and that some other program had mapped a hotkey with that combination.
Now, I’ve made a fresh install of everything, and most settings are still default. Other applications don’t have this behaviour.
Could Jaikoz be trying to play a sound file that is associated with iTunes?. (The default application for MP3 is VLC, not iTunes.)