This is definitely a bug. Although the WinVNKey user interface is still responsive, it is no longer hooked to the operating system keyboard driver chain. If this happens, the best way is to quit and restart WinVNKey. Then report the details to the author at trichlor@trichlor.org. See the section on how to report bugs below.
This is definitely a bug. It is caused by a race condition. The author is still working on it. For now, the best way is to press down and release the shift key.
This is definitely a bug. It is the same bug as bug #2. It is caused by a race condition. The author is still working on it. For now, the best way is to press down and release the shift key a few times. If this does not work, restart your application (such as Word, Outlook, etc).
Please report to the author at trichlor@trichlor.org or any WinVNKey mailing lists or forum at www.vn.net or forum at VietUnicode. Your report should include the following details:
WinVNKey package: complete version information at the top of WinVNKey control panel. For instance, WinVNKey 4.0.353 (Build 50125). Usually the build version is named after the build date: one digit for year, two digits for month, and two digits for day. For instance, build 20823 means the package was built on year 2002, August, day 23.
Your machine: Windows version (NT 3.51, NT4, Windows2000, Windows XP, Windows 98/ME, etc). If you applied Service Patch, please report it as well, e.g. WIndows XP Professional plus SP2.
Your software: what application, what version. (MS Word is not enough, is it Word 2000, 2002, 2003?)
What font did you use?
What WinVNKey settings did you choose for the Main control panel ? (keyboard mode, charset, output method, typing method, Viet options, macro, etc)
What were you typing when the bug occurred?
Describe the problem and the steps to reproduce it
Add other details that you think may provide helpful hints for debug.
Thanks for your cooperation.