In my opinion it's a native functionality of the client (I mean of the .exe application) and it's not possible to disable it.
A workaround would be creating two empty hidden actions to "intercept" CTRL+SHIT+C and CTRL+SHIT+V key combination, but has to be done in every page you need to disable them.
The solution is ...in the repeater properties of the subform we set : - IndentationColumnName = indent (var type integer) . //the integer must be usually = 0 -IndentationControls = field (any field of the table) .
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A workaround would be creating two empty hidden actions to "intercept" CTRL+SHIT+C and CTRL+SHIT+V key combination, but has to be done in every page you need to disable them.
The solution is ...in the repeater properties of the subform we set :
- IndentationColumnName = indent (var type integer) . //the integer must be usually = 0
-IndentationControls = field (any field of the table) .
AND the past Rows disappears :thumbsup:
because Past Rows don't work with indented pages