Smart ABC Hidden Killer

Maybe you are like me, I don't think there is such a big bug in Smart ABC. Although BUG brings danger, it may cause you to lose valuable data inadvertently, but using it ingeniously can sometimes bring unexpected benefits to yourself.

Smart ABC is an input method that is installed by default in all versions of Windows, so it is extremely widely used. In addition to inputting text, I found that it has another mystery - the program must kill.

Program "dead" in non-life

Open any application, such as Notepad or a program dialog box (regardless of whether there is a text input box), click on the input on the system tray Change the icon to "Smart ABC", or press "Ctrl+Shift" to switch to "Smart ABC", press these keys: "V+↑+Del+Enter" (do not enter the quotation marks and plus sign), then the current focus will be found. The application has gone wrong. You can only click the "OK" unique selection button and the application will close! In some cases, the error report dialog may appear multiple times, and the user only has to click "OK" repeatedly until the application is closed. Under

a few cases, this group of "killer combination of keys" is not necessarily to be the beginning of the "V" key, but the vast majority of the environment is only beginning with "V" key to activate. In addition, only a few applications can escape the "magic finger" of this key combination, such as the famous IE browser shell MyIE. After performing the above operation, MyIE will also report an error, but after confirming the program will not crash and exit.

Caution program "violent"

Because the above combination of keys can cause the current application to crash, although it is generally not possible for someone to actively enter this combination, but in special cases It's hard to prevent. If you are using smart ABC to edit documents, etc., it is best to have a number of combinations in this group, so as not to crash the intermediate program and cause undue data loss!

Using Nirvana

Since this group of keys has the function of killing programs or processes similar to the Process Manager, it is necessary to suspend an application in special cases, even if this program There is no menu command to close the button or exit the program, even when some special programs do not allow the user to quit on their own (such as being maliciously locked by someone else's computer or the Meiping program in the Internet cafe), you can try Take advantage of this "killer" (ie, use smart ABC as a killer for an application process). As for the occasion, it is all in the hands of everyone, but don't use it to do some illegal activities!

Tip: What if I don't find smart ABC in the input method? In Windows XP, you can right-click the input method icon in the system tray area, select "Properties", then click "Details" in the "Language" option, and find the "Add" button in the "Settings" tab. Smart ABC" and add it (no need to install disk).