I'm not talking about 'custom' applications; I'm talking about stuff like Visual Studio 2010 both on my local machine and on a remote machine I access with Remote Desktop.
I double-click a file in solution explorer and the file opens and a 'c' gets inserted (which creates an error, of course.)
I double-click an error message and I go to the error and a 'c' gets inserted.
I double-click an error that says some identifier isn't defined. I go to the statement in error but the undefined identifer is replaced by a 'c'.
I double-click an entry in a menu item dropdown and instead of going to the underlying code, the text gets changed to a 'c'.
I select an identifier and list all references. Then I double-click a reference and I go there with the reference selected and immediately replaced by a 'c'.
I click on the scroll bar to scroll my view and each time I click another 'c' gets inserted in the text.
Essentially, it's gotten where I cannot use double-click because it destroyes code.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
(I am using a Microsoft model 7000 blue-tooth mouse and keyboard. I pulled the batteries out of the mouse and tried using a USB mouse. But I stil had the same problem.)
It's driving me crazy. Anybody have any ideas? (It might be only Visual Studio 2010.)
Jim Kay