On 04/08/2025 16:58, Virgil Arrington wrote:
This may not be helpful, but I have had similar experiences when typing on a laptop with a
trackpad. Sometimes, if I'm typing fast, my thumb will inadvertently touch the trackpad, which will
serve as a mouse click on whatever the cursor happens to be hovering over at the time. I have, on
occasion, quite accidentally deleted words and lines of text with my inadvertent thumb brushes. I
have learned to be careful to put the mouse cursor in a harmless location while typing.
But, when that happens, I quickly hit undo and the text returns. You have already tried that and it
hasn't worked, so as I say, it may not be helpful.
Virgil
Thanks for the comment. I'd understand better what happened if the
undo/redo history hadn't been empty. I can of course reproduce
"accidentally" typing ^A instead of shift-A, and ^S instead of Shift-S -
which would leave just the text typed in-between both in the on-disk
file and on-screen. But in that case undo/redo are available, or at
least they are when I try this. OTOH both were very definitely greyed
out in my wife's case, and that I cannot reproduce without closing the
file completely and re-opening it.
Very strange.
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Mike Scott
Harlow, Essex, England
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