Windows 7 QuickEdit Mode doesnt select/copy/paste


  1. monkeyden
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    Windows 7 QuickEdit Mode doesnt select/copy/paste


    I'm running cmd as Admin with UAC and QuickEdit Mode enabled, but when I try to select something it beeps repeatedly as I hold down the mouse button, then deselects when I let it up disallowing copy. Anyone else see this behavior or know of a solution? This is really quite annoying.
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  3. stnal
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    Win7 64
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    Try to disable Babylon translator if you have it installed
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