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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
So far, I've been able to change between language inputs with no trouble using ctrl+1-4 on two different Windows systems. It didn't seem to matter whether or not Sigil's ctrl+1-4 shortcuts were defined. The OS-level shortcuts took precedent.
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Ditto ctrl+1, 2
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Originally Posted by DNSB
Sadly, it is not a built-in Windows thing. On current Windows 10/11, the only out of the box Windows shortcut keys that use ctrl-1,2,3...9 are used to switch between dialog boxes or to switch between tabs in a browser. Earlier versions of Windows allowed you to assign shortcut keys to switching IMEs but that functionality was lost around the Windows 10 Anniversary update (going by my memory so may not be correct). I did try a couple of utilities such as Keyman to allow remapping the ctrl-1,2,3...9 key combos for the purpose I was using them for but none of them worked reliably especially after opening multiple programs and caused some weird interactions even when it was working.
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If by hotkey keyboard switching you mean this:
Seems to be available in Version 21H2 of Windows 10 Pro. Maybe it's gone with Version 22H2 which I've yet to allow… because I still have no idea what's in it. Until now I have never used the keyboard switch feature, except inadvertently.
Anniversary Edition was 1607 - i.e. August 2016.
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