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Lost ability to enter Carriage Returns using numeric keypad
For some reason, I can no longer enter Carriage Returns (Alt+010) via
my numeric keypad. This loss of ability is affecting all of the non-printing Ascii characters from 1 to 31 - the first character I can input is the space character (eg " " via Alt+032) and apparently all proceeding characters after it. Any one have any idea how this happened and how I can restore this ability. It's very annoying without it. Thanks! Richard |
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Lost ability to enter Carriage Returns using numeric keypad
I'm not sure what the answer to your question is, however, you should also be
able to enter carriage returns by hitting ALT+ENTER Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "RichardSchollar" wrote: For some reason, I can no longer enter Carriage Returns (Alt+010) via my numeric keypad. This loss of ability is affecting all of the non-printing Ascii characters from 1 to 31 - the first character I can input is the space character (eg " " via Alt+032) and apparently all proceeding characters after it. Any one have any idea how this happened and how I can restore this ability. It's very annoying without it. Thanks! Richard |
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Lost ability to enter Carriage Returns using numeric keypad
Thanks Dave - I know about Alt+Enter. It's really frustrating - I was
able to use the numeric keypad until recently, but all of a sudden, it won't give me any output. I have absolutely no idea why... Richard Dave F wrote: I'm not sure what the answer to your question is, however, you should also be able to enter carriage returns by hitting ALT+ENTER Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "RichardSchollar" wrote: For some reason, I can no longer enter Carriage Returns (Alt+010) via my numeric keypad. This loss of ability is affecting all of the non-printing Ascii characters from 1 to 31 - the first character I can input is the space character (eg " " via Alt+032) and apparently all proceeding characters after it. Any one have any idea how this happened and how I can restore this ability. It's very annoying without it. Thanks! Richard |
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Lost ability to enter Carriage Returns using numeric keypad
RichardSchollar wrote: For some reason, I can no longer enter Carriage Returns (Alt+010) via my numeric keypad. This loss of ability is affecting all of the non-printing Ascii characters from 1 to 31 - the first character I can input is the space character (eg " " via Alt+032) and apparently all proceeding characters after it. Any one have any idea how this happened and how I can restore this ability. It's very annoying without it. Thanks! Richard NunLock?? |
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