Problem in Evolution when I type "S"

[mpsz]

Hi,
I have a problem with evolution...When I'm writing an email message, and I type the letter "s", evolution sends the email automatically like if I was pressing ctrl+s.
There's nothing wrong with the keyboard, I tried with other I have.
I just can't use evolution anymore with this problem.

Help please.

[mpsz]

any idea please?

[dcstar]

Hi,
I have a problem with evolution...When I'm writing an email message, and I type the letter "s", evolution sends the email automatically like if I was pressing ctrl+s.
There's nothing wrong with the keyboard, I tried with other I have.
I just can't use evolution anymore with this problem.

Firstly, "Ctrl-S" in Evolution saves the message as a draft, it does not send the message. Ctrl-Enter is used to send the message.

Check the Character Encoding setting, and if it is not the problem create a fresh Evolution profile by renaming the (hidden) .evolution folder and see how that behaves.

[lswb]

One idea: From gnome main menu, select System/Preference/Appearance/Interface and see if the "Editable menu shortcut keys" box is checked.

When this box is selected, some gnome programs allow changing of menu shortcut keys by highlighting the menu entry and pressing the desired key. You may have inadvertently changed the shortcut to a plain 's' Set the shortcut back to your desired key combo then uncheck the box in the appearance app.

[mpsz]

One idea: From gnome main menu, select System/Preference/Appearance/Interface and see if the "Editable menu shortcut keys" box is checked.

When this box is selected, some gnome programs allow changing of menu shortcut keys by highlighting the menu entry and pressing the desired key. You may have inadvertently changed the shortcut to a plain 's' Set the shortcut back to your desired key combo then uncheck the box in the appearance app.

Thanks! This solved my problem, S was set to send the message
Thank you both for your help.

[heryatmadja]

One idea: From gnome main menu, select System/Preference/Appearance/Interface and see if the "Editable menu shortcut keys" box is checked.

When this box is selected, some gnome programs allow changing of menu shortcut keys by highlighting the menu entry and pressing the desired key. You may have inadvertently changed the shortcut to a plain 's' Set the shortcut back to your desired key combo then uncheck the box in the appearance app.

This helped me with my 'i' too. Thanks.