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I am working on C# windows form. I want to disable the functionality of ctrl+Z(Undo). Means user is not allowed to do Undo. How will I implement that.
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Updated 29-Nov-22 5:07am
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Apr-13 8:12am    
No one can "impliment" anything, only "implement".
Now, why? Ctrl+Z of some control or what?
—SA
sasen903 29-Apr-13 8:18am    
I an using Visio modeling view in my code, and the visio shapes are generating through database, now if a user deletes a shape then i want to restrict him to do ctrl+Z so that again the shape does not come to the model view.

Following will guide you on how to trap keystrokes. Once you trap it, implement the needed logic: MS Support: How to trap keystrokes in controls by using Visual C#[^]
 
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