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Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-06-2008 12:18:

Auto-tab to the right cd-key

I don't like it when the little thingy thing moves to the next box when I'm entering in a cd-key. I almost always mess up and have to go back

Posted by Ian on Sep-06-2008 12:39:

I'm afraid I disagree with you sir. I find it quite useful usually. What I hate most is when you have one stored on your comp, you try to copy/paste & it only pastes in the first box. Boo-urns

Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-06-2008 12:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I'm afraid I disagree with you sir. I find it quite useful usually. What I hate most is when you have one stored on your comp, you try to copy/paste & it only pastes in the first box. Boo-urns

that too. it should just be one big-ass box.

Posted by Ivand on Sep-06-2008 12:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Sunsnail
that too. it should just be one big-ass box.

i agree

Posted by Jarvmeister on Sep-06-2008 13:02:

If I have a key stored in a TXT file, I always remove the dashes, that way you can double click, copy and paste each section easily.

If the dashes are there and you double click, then you highlight the whole thing.......

So it goes, double click - CTRL C - ALT+TAB - CTRL V - ALT TAB - start over....

But I agree that it would be best if all serials were long uninterrupted strings of text.

Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Sep-06-2008 13:08:

It's not that much of a ball ache. Shift and tab to get the ****** back in the previous box.

Posted by Boomer187 on Sep-06-2008 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Jarvmeister
If I have a key stored in a TXT file, I always remove the dashes, that way you can double click, copy and paste each section easily.

If the dashes are there and you double click, then you highlight the whole thing.......

So it goes, double click - CTRL C - ALT+TAB - CTRL V - ALT TAB - start over....

But I agree that it would be best if all serials were long uninterrupted strings of text.

or display the key on teh side and type it in...you might actually save some keystrokes.