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# How-to-modify-or-disable-shortcuts-of-EditControl
This repository contains the sample that how to modify or disable shortcuts of EditControl.
# How to Modify or Disable Shortcuts of EditControl
This repository provides a detailed example of how to modify or disable keyboard shortcuts in the Syncfusion EditControl for WPF applications. The EditControl is a versatile text editor component that supports syntax highlighting, code editing, and customizable features. In certain scenarios, developers may want to override or disable default shortcuts such as Undo (Ctrl+Z) and Redo (Ctrl+Y) to implement custom logic or restrict user actions.

The EditControl Undo and Redo functionality can be modify or disable by using the IsUndoEnabled and IsRedoEnabled property of Editcontrol.
## Key Features Demonstrated in This Sample

- Disable Undo and Redo functionality using the built-in properties IsUndoEnabled and IsRedoEnabled.
- Intercept keyboard shortcuts using the PreviewKeyDown event.
- Apply conditional logic to enable or disable specific shortcuts dynamically.

## Disable Undo and Redo Using Properties
The simplest way to disable these features is by setting the properties:

```C#
public Window1()
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}
```

You can also use our PreviewKeyDown event to modify this Undo and Redo features using the following code:
## Modify Shortcuts Using PreviewKeyDown Event
You can also customize shortcut behavior by handling the PreviewKeyDown event:

```C#
private void Edit1_PreviewKeyDown(object sender, System.Windows.Input.KeyEventArgs e)
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}
```

This approach gives you full control over how shortcuts behave, allowing you to implement advanced scenarios such as enabling Undo only for certain operations or disabling it entirely in read-only modes.