Is this a bug? I’m using Captivate 2019 in Windows 10. I only want the user to click on a button using the mouse, not using any keyboard shortcut, hence the keyboard short cut for the button in question is set to ‘None’ on the buttons ‘Properties’ under the section ‘On Success:>’Shortcut’>’None’ radio button,  yet when previewed as ‘HTML in Browser’ the ‘Enter’ key on the keyboard causes the button action to occur. This should not happen. Any suggestions as to why this is the case?

Thanks in advance.

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 I am familiar with Articulate Storyline 3, PowerPoint (including iSpring Suite 9) and Captivate 7, although I am currently trailing CP2019, which we intend to move to imminently. I have also successfully integrated auto certificate generation to any design, with user name, passmark, percentage etc, in Storyline and iSpring Quiz and hope to do the same with CP2019 shortly. I'm also an ex-broadcast video editor with over 15 years experience in video and audio post production and proficient in the use of Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Audition as well as Encore for DVD authoring
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 I am familiar with Articulate Storyline 3, PowerPoint (including iSpring Suite 9) and Captivate 7, although I am currently trailing CP2019, which we intend to move to imminently. I have also successfully integrated auto certificate generation to any design, with user name, passmark, percentage etc, in Storyline and iSpring Quiz and hope to do the same with CP2019 shortly. I'm also an ex-broadcast video editor with over 15 years experience in video and audio post production and proficient in the use of Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Audition as well as Encore for DVD authoring
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