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William

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 
XP-2003

Normally pressing the arrow keys moves the cursor from cell to cell. All of
a sudden, pressing the arrow keys moves the view of the document up, down,
right or left in the monitor window (according to which arrow I press). To
move the cursor to different cells, I have to point and click with the mouse
(Tab is functioning normally, and will move the cursor to the right).

What has happened and how can I restore the original function of the arrow
keys?
--
William

Jim Cone[_2_]

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 

It may be more of an operator malfunction. <g
Press the "Scroll Lock" key once.
--
Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"William"
wrote in message
XP-2003
Normally pressing the arrow keys moves the cursor from cell to cell. All of
a sudden, pressing the arrow keys moves the view of the document up, down,
right or left in the monitor window (according to which arrow I press). To
move the cursor to different cells, I have to point and click with the mouse
(Tab is functioning normally, and will move the cursor to the right).
What has happened and how can I restore the original function of the arrow
keys?
--
William

Gary''s Student

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 
clear scroll lock
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200787

William

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 

--
William


"Jim Cone" wrote:


It may be more of an operator malfunction. <g
Press the "Scroll Lock" key once.
--
Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"William"
wrote in message
XP-2003
Normally pressing the arrow keys moves the cursor from cell to cell. All of
a sudden, pressing the arrow keys moves the view of the document up, down,
right or left in the monitor window (according to which arrow I press). To
move the cursor to different cells, I have to point and click with the mouse
(Tab is functioning normally, and will move the cursor to the right).
What has happened and how can I restore the original function of the arrow
keys?
--
William


William

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 
"Operator malfunction?" What a tactful expression for "bonehead." HAHA!
Thank you both for your help.
--
William


"Jim Cone" wrote:


It may be more of an operator malfunction. <g
Press the "Scroll Lock" key once.
--
Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
(Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming)



"William"
wrote in message
XP-2003
Normally pressing the arrow keys moves the cursor from cell to cell. All of
a sudden, pressing the arrow keys moves the view of the document up, down,
right or left in the monitor window (according to which arrow I press). To
move the cursor to different cells, I have to point and click with the mouse
(Tab is functioning normally, and will move the cursor to the right).
What has happened and how can I restore the original function of the arrow
keys?
--
William


Cristiane

ARROW KEYS MALFUNCTION?
 
I have de same problem, but the key Scroll lock is disable...

So, I repeat the William's question: What's happened and how can I restore
the original function of the arrow keys?

Thanks,

Cristiane




"William" escreveu:

XP-2003

Normally pressing the arrow keys moves the cursor from cell to cell. All of
a sudden, pressing the arrow keys moves the view of the document up, down,
right or left in the monitor window (according to which arrow I press). To
move the cursor to different cells, I have to point and click with the mouse
(Tab is functioning normally, and will move the cursor to the right).

What has happened and how can I restore the original function of the arrow
keys?
--
William



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