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| Keyboards At some point, when cleaning my keyboard I changed the response i get on certain keys. E"G"If I want a question mark I get an É. The three keys to the right of the m and the two keys to the right of the l seem to be infected with the french symbology. Very frustrating and I canèt find any help. Thanks DA |
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| RE: Keyboards Same here. And I usually fumble my way out, by rebooting or using the Outlook Detect and Repair, or stopping/starting Outlook, or ...? But now that it happens often {abpout once/week}, I realize that I'd better find a proper solution. I don't use that F Lock feature {I use a wireless 3000 keyboard and mouse, on xp}, so it's not that. No help under any 3000 wireless keyboard discussion group... Help? "phoenix" wrote: > At some point, when cleaning my keyboard I changed the response i get on > certain keys. E"G"If I want a question mark I get an É. The three keys to > the right of the m and the two keys to the right of the l seem to be infected > with the french symbology. > > Very frustrating and I canèt find any help. > > Thanks > > DA |
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| Re: Keyboards Seems it's related to the new IE 7 where it checks the RESTRICTED ZONES in your browser, thereby delaying the Outlook messaging you're trying to create {??}. It's a known bug but no fix is ready yet...low priority. All this from an MVP, by the way. I removed all those RESTRICTED sites and all was OK. I will try your solution, as my keyboard 'stuttering' reappeared after I had to go back to a system restore checkpoint, and this problem was 'reintroduced'! And trying to clear the RESTRICTED zones didn't work this time {arrrghhh!}. "Crest Teethgel" wrote: > > 3000 keyboard and mouse, on xp}, so it's not that. No help under any 3000 > > wireless keyboard discussion group... > > Help? > > What I suggest is to remove and then reinstall your current keyboard configurations. > If a file get corrupted often a simple refreshing is all that is needed. > > Control panel > Regional option > Language > details > > Delete all keyboards installed (confirm with OK) > Add from the list all keyboards you just deleted > Reboot > > That should do it. > > If you want to customize your keyboard. That is another ball game. > http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/msklc.mspx > > > Envoy > > Crest > |
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