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Submitted by WayneK on 2016/06/17 16:21

In a previous thread I mentioned that my "copy tab" command had disappeared from the grid context menu. Pierre suggested I upgrade, which solved the problem. It disappeared again in a later upgrade and is still missing in the latest (9.78b). This is what I see at the bottom of my context menu:

If I remember, "copy tab" was just above "New Horz Tab Group". Am I right in saying it's missing or is it somewhere else?

Wayne

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Hi Wayne,

I can't test it right now, but shift + click should open a copy of the grid

HTH !

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

Pierre,

You're on vacation. Don't be answering trivial questions that can wait until you return. I just posted in case one of the other users want to chime in.

Maybe someone else can try Shift+click but it didn't work for me.

Wayne

hi Wayne,

just to say shift-click doesn't work here either.

However - "New tab" in the context menu does open up a copy of the current tab.

DavidF.

Here, the option is at the top of the grid's tab context menu.

IQ geek

Windows 8.1

CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz

Here's the top of my grid context menu. No "new tab" command:

Are you using 9.78b?

Here's the whole context menu. I access it by right-clicking on the grid tab at the top of the screen. This is the context menu we're talking about, right?

Edit: Also can't find the command for this in custom tools or shortcuts.

Wayne

Wow, that is a highly customized context menu...

How do survive with apps that don't support menu customization ? There are quite a few nowadays...

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

Pierre,

More of an accidental mess than customized. I must have done all this when I was organizing tool icons without paying attention to toolbars. I'll have to clean that up. I never use this context menu for anything other than tab groups or new tabs.

In any case, I can't find a "copy tab" tool icon to add the context menu or other toolbar.

Wayne

How about doing a reset of that toolbar ?

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

That did it! Thanks, Pierre.

Wayne