#Ultraedit down how to

I haven't changed any hotkeys in a very long time. And additionally I started msconfig.exe once in the past, selected tab Startup, unchecked hkcmd (hotkey commands application) which the driver installed and configured to start on Windows start and restarted Windows to avoid running this not needed background process at all. I disabled all hotkeys in advanced settings of video adapter as I don't need them. For example the computer I'm currently using has an Intel video adapter and the driver installed also an application for changing display settings by hotkey. For that reason I suggest to open the advanced display settings and look there for a hotkey setting which changes the font size on pressing Ctrl+F.

For example video adapter drivers are often installed with additional applications started on Windows start automatically and one of them controls some display settings by global hotkeys. There is also the setting Disable mouse wheel zoom at Advanced - Settings/ Configuration - Editor Display - Miscellaneous to enable (default, not checked) or disable (optional, checked) font size change on holding Ctrl key while using mouse wheel.īut I suppose that you have a special application running in background which on pressing Ctrl+F changes the size of the font in currently displayed document window of any application which supports that. Click in this configuration dialog on button Defaults to reset all hotkey assignments to default. So if you don't have assigned this hotkey to another command like ViewFontIncreaseSize at Advanced - Settings/ Configuration - Key Mapping, it is unlikely that UltraEdit changes the font size.

#Ultraedit down how to

It can be configured that Ctrl+F opens the regular Find window instead, see Quick Find versus Find and how to customize the usage of both (Ctrl+F behavior). Ctrl+F opens by default the Quick Find window.