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Why does the "/" key act like the alt key
I'm using excel 2007 and when I use the "/" it acts like the alt keys. Is
there a way to turn this feature off? |
Why does the "/" key act like the alt key
hi
when used alone, it is the "help" key. when other characters are used first, it's just a slash. to change it or disable..... office buttonexcel optionsadvance scroll to the bottom. uncheck any transition setting. if there is a small box with a / in it, delete the /. should have heading of MS Menu or Help key. (i don't have 2007 yet. still doing reseach.) post back with your actions so i can add to my library. regards FSt1 "JV" wrote: I'm using excel 2007 and when I use the "/" it acts like the alt keys. Is there a way to turn this feature off? |
Why does the "/" key act like the alt key
FSt1
I will confirm your suspicions about the Transition settings and the / key in 2007. Behaves same as earlier versions..............acts as Alt key Gord On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:56:01 -0700, FSt1 wrote: hi when used alone, it is the "help" key. when other characters are used first, it's just a slash. to change it or disable..... office buttonexcel optionsadvance scroll to the bottom. uncheck any transition setting. if there is a small box with a / in it, delete the /. should have heading of MS Menu or Help key. (i don't have 2007 yet. still doing reseach.) post back with your actions so i can add to my library. regards FSt1 "JV" wrote: I'm using excel 2007 and when I use the "/" it acts like the alt keys. Is there a way to turn this feature off? |
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