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UWP C# XAML how to add shortcuts for accessing standard buttons
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CyberSteve
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In the past you could just put an & sign before the character which indicated the uuser would be able to press Alt + whatever the character was following the &. For example, "C&lose". This doesn't seem to work in UWP. So how do you quickly create a keyboard shortcut for buttons and other elements?
Also, how do you designate a button to be the default wen there are more than one? This should be so obvious, but I'm discovering lots of things in UWP/Xaml that aren't so obvious.
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