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There is no Shortcut beginning with Alt
Is this what you mean by auto replace settings (previous mail)?
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There is also no Editor > Behavior > Key Mapping beginning with Alt
Shouldn’t Alt-Left/Right be defined as Shortcut or Key Mapping?
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My Editor font is Courier New, but changing it to Arial does not help with the problem
It does not happen when I open a new instance of TOAD and use Alt+Left/Right in the empty Editor window (since there is no navigation possible).
I could also not reproduce the behavior in any other application.
When using my example below, I cannot produce the special character twice by pressing Alt+Left twice (since only one navigation is possible).
Von: Brad Boddicker [mailto:bounce-ButtonPusher@toadworld.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 2. Dezember 2013 15:33
An: toadoraclebeta@toadworld.com
Betreff: RE: [Toad for Oracle - Beta Discussion Forum] AW: ALT + Left/Right produce special character
RE: AW: ALT + Left/Right produce special character
Reply by Brad Boddicker
Go to options > Toolbars/Menus > Shortcuts. Sort by the “shortcut” column. Do you see anything beginning with “Alt” in there?
What is your Editor font? (Options > Editor > Display > Fonts)
From: Peter Lang [mailto:bounce-PeterLang@toadworld.com]
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2013 9:29 AM
To: toadoraclebeta@toadworld.com
Subject: [Toad for Oracle - Beta Discussion Forum] AW: ALT + Left/Right produce special character
AW: ALT + Left/Right produce special character
Thread created by Peter Lang
Hi Brad,
Locale German (Germany), Keyboard German
I also tried to switch to “English (USA), Keyboard US”, same behavior.
Also does not make a difference if I use my Laptop-Keyboard or the USB-Keyboard.
And this also happened with my previous workstation
Anything else I can provide?
Best regards, Peter
Von: Brad Boddicker [mailto:bounce-ButtonPusher@toadworld.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 2. Dezember 2013 15:04
An: toadoraclebeta@toadworld.com
Betreff: RE: [Toad for Oracle - Beta Discussion Forum] ALT + Left/Right produce special character
RE: ALT + Left/Right produce special character
Reply by Brad Boddicker
Peter,
What is your locale set to? What about your keyboard?
Thanks,
Brad
From: Peter Lang [mailto:bounce-PeterLang@toadworld.com]
Sent: Friday, November 29, 2013 6:43 AM
To: toadoraclebeta@toadworld.com
Subject: [Toad for Oracle - Beta Discussion Forum] ALT + Left/Right produce special character
ALT + Left/Right produce special character
Thread created by Peter Lang
When using ALT + Left/Right to navigate after jumping with CTRL+Click, a special character is inserted after releasing ALT-Button.
Steps to reproduce:
- Post the following code (no need to compile)
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY test_package AS
PROCEDURE test_procedure AS BEGIN NULL; END test_procedure;
BEGIN
test_procedure();
END;
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Ctrl+Click the call of test_procedure (jumps to declaration).
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Use ALT+Left to navigate back
When releasing the ALT-Key, the following character is inserted:
Using ALT+Right afterwards adds this one: 
That’s what the code looks like afterwards:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY test_package AS
PROCEDURE test_procedure AS BEGIN NULL; END test_procedure;
BEGIN
test_proc♦edure();
END;
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use Alt-12 that insers a Ascii 12 character. 
Alt-65 gives an uppercase A. Alt 64 (or Alt- right-left) gives @
