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When I try and access my excel programme I get a small page like motiff
above my mouse pointer which will not let me open any columns or pages.
If I move the pointed off the page I get a solid white + which will not
allow me to do anything but if I put it back on the excel sheet it just
runs to the side or downwards. If I rtry and close the programme I get
a white solid circle. I can only close the programme by clicking
close.
What is causing this, how can I stop it happening again and how can I
access my programme.
Thanks in anticipation.

H


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Maybe it's a mouse problem.

If you want to move a worksheet, you can click and drag it to the right or
left. When you do this, the icon changes to an arrow with a sheet attached.

So maybe the mouse is sticking (after you clicked on a worksheet????).

I'd gently bang the mouse buttons -- including the wheel mouse button to see if
that helps--or even swap mouses (mice?) just as a test.



hol015 wrote:

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When I try and access my excel programme I get a small page like motiff
above my mouse pointer which will not let me open any columns or pages.
If I move the pointed off the page I get a solid white + which will not
allow me to do anything but if I put it back on the excel sheet it just
runs to the side or downwards. If I rtry and close the programme I get
a white solid circle. I can only close the programme by clicking
close.
What is causing this, how can I stop it happening again and how can I
access my programme.
Thanks in anticipation.

H

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