Can't use CTRL-V
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I have a situation where I have standard form class that I created. It inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Form as a public class. The only thing added to this class is a series of variables for passing data to these forms. There are no functions or overrides in the class. I then create a FRIEND form that inherits this class. I put a textbox on the form and I can't use CTRL-V. In fact, I trapped the keydown events and if I do 'V', I get a keycode, if I do CTRL-SHIFT-V, I get a keycode, but if I just do CTRL-V, I don't even get a keycode (it never throws the keydown event at all.) And it won't paste anything into the control. If I change the form to inherit the System.Windows.Forms.Form directly, it traps fine and pastes the text from the clipboard into the control. Any ideas as to what would cause this to happen? --In a world without fences, who needs Gates?