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  1. Catorcio63
    Hello, after I run an AutoIt (v3.3.14.2 on WIndows 7) script, the "standard/classic" <CTRL><c> shortcut to copy selected text to the clipboard does not work anymore for most applications (<CTRL><x> and <CTRL><v> continue working); the "copy" item from the context menu continues to work. There is no doubt that this problem happens only after running the AutoIt script. The AutoIt script does nothing weird, it starts some applications, manages their windows, sends some clicks and keystrokes and completes successfully. The AutoIt script runs as admin (#RequireAdmin). To fix the problem requires restarting Windows. Of course, I do not redefine the <CTRL><c> shortcut in the script. Any idea? Am I the only one to experience that? Regards.
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