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Is it possible to prevent users using Ctrl key combinations to scroll through records?

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Is it possible to prevent users using Ctrl key combinations to scroll through records?

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A number of different key strokes allow users to scroll through a found set – scroll buttons on mice, Ctrl+UpArrow, Ctrl+PageUp and the equivalents on Macs There are a couple of possibilities for restricting this. Dave Barreto suggests: A somewhat esoteric factoid: Hiding the status area and locking it (via the “Toggle Status Area” script command) will also disable Ctrl-Up/Down and wheel mouse navigation through the records. It must be hidden & locked, merely hiding or locking is not sufficient. This solution allows you to control movement between records, and still make easy use of found sets. Paul Bruneau originally suggested: You can make a script that does the following: Find All Omit Find Omitted Then there is only one found record, so no previous/next will work.

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