Hi Jan Šindelář,

After switching back to Studio, before beginning to type, just click your cursor back into the Editor window onto the point where you want to begin typing. That should be enough to resolve this issue. It happens with other software too sometimes.

Hope this helps!

All the best,

Alison

Hi Jan,

Just my 2 cents, but I have never had this problem with Studio, and I cannot recreate the situation you are describing when I switch between windows.

Maybe resetting/repairing Studio would get rid of the problem ...

Best regards,
Bruce Campbell
ASAP Language Services

Hi Jan Šindelář,

Edited since I first posted this...

Sorry I haven't read your reply until now. I've been busy with Christmas & family stuff. I had a lovely time and hope you did too!

I unplugged my mouse to try to emulate the behaviour you have described and the only way I can reproduce it after using ALT+TAB to return to Studio (at which point, focus does return to the Editor window for me) is to press TAB again. This takes focus as you've said onto the (then highlighted) initial letters of each button that could be activated by a TAB+letter key shortcut. Then, using the ARROW keys switches to focus only on changing between ribbon tabs.

Are you clicking 'TAB > arrow?'

Where was your cursor when you left the Studio program? If it was not in the Editor window, it will return to wherever it was before you switched. So, if you've clicked into a ribbon, that's where your cursor/focus will return to.

This same behaviour as generated with TAB then arrow keys occurs in other software, Excel and Word for example, so isn't specific to Studio.

Please see here for my suggested solutions:

ALT key problems

Have a happy new year when it comes...

All the best

Ali :)