Disabling Teletext Button (1 Viewer)
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Just make sure that as well as removing the TT button that you have to change the next and previous numbers for the "tab order". hope this makes sense to you.
If you are on the button above where the TT button was and then you press down, MP needs to k ow to skip the hole where the buttoin was and move to the next button.
You'll also have to back that file up after the change as it will be overwritten whenever you apply a new SVN.
If you are on the button above where the TT button was and then you press down, MP needs to k ow to skip the hole where the buttoin was and move to the next button.
You'll also have to back that file up after the change as it will be overwritten whenever you apply a new SVN.
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