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KILVOR

Recently lost function key settings in various software
 
I have recently lost function key settings but have not installed anything
new other than microsoft automatic security updates. e.g. F2 in excel no
longer does 'edit' for cell content but does 'undo' instead. Similar loss of
function key settings have occurred in other software. Anyone had similar
problem and have solution. Plus how do I reapply these settings (e.g. in
excel)

Gord Dibben

Recently lost function key settings in various software
 
Hit your F-Lock function key once.

Top right-side of keyboard.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 10:41:05 -0800, KILVOR
wrote:

I have recently lost function key settings but have not installed anything
new other than microsoft automatic security updates. e.g. F2 in excel no
longer does 'edit' for cell content but does 'undo' instead. Similar loss of
function key settings have occurred in other software. Anyone had similar
problem and have solution. Plus how do I reapply these settings (e.g. in
excel)



KILVOR

Recently lost function key settings in various software
 
Fantastic....many thanks....any idea how this happened. Ron

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Hit your F-Lock function key once.

Top right-side of keyboard.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 10:41:05 -0800, KILVOR
wrote:

I have recently lost function key settings but have not installed anything
new other than microsoft automatic security updates. e.g. F2 in excel no
longer does 'edit' for cell content but does 'undo' instead. Similar loss of
function key settings have occurred in other software. Anyone had similar
problem and have solution. Plus how do I reapply these settings (e.g. in
excel)





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