Eyedropper Shift/Control on curves RGB

The eyedropper tool using Shift/Control does not index on the curves adjustment in CS6.
It use to work for me in CS5.
Am I doing something wrong or have they changed the short cut keys?
Details:
I am portrait photography and I color correct by the numbers in CYMK via the Info pallet.
1-Use the Color Sample tool to drop a sampling spot.
2-Open Curves layer in RGB.
3-Grab Eyedropper Tool and use to Shift/Control Click to drop a pin on the R, G, B channels to adjust color with CS5.
Cannot get the eyedropper to index on any of the curve channels in CS6.
Any suggestions?

wmphotos is correct.
When you used the eyedropper tool in previous versions a shift-click will set a point on the photo. A control-click visualizes the point on the curves panel for the channel curve that is displayed. A control-shift-click establishes a point on all three channels of the curve (red, green and blue).
The control-click and control-shift-click do not set any points. Setting these points on the curve is the best way to correct color. This need to be fixed, or its a deal-breaker to me.

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