Please tell more.
Kees
It seems the problem occurs only in Word and not in none of the other Office apps.
I've verified the short-cuts list and the input language.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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It seems the problem occurs only in Word and not in none of the other Office apps.
I've verified the short-cuts list and the input language.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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Right, sorry.
Well, I was referring to the common uses:
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+A and Ctrl+Z.
None of them is working in Word.
Thanks!
Other common ones (in Word) are for example:
- ctrl-home, ctrl-end, ctrl-right arrow for moving the cursor
- ctrl-shift-space for entering a non-breaking space
- ctrl-1, ctrl-2 for changing the distance between lines
None of them work?
What happens if you delete the standard template normal.dot (or is it normal.dotx in Word 2007?). That's kind of a cure-all for Word issues.
What happens in a new Windows user account (that is, with default settings)?
Does it work when running in the special diagnostic Safe Mode as explained inhttp://www.lockergnome.com/oztech/2007/11/13/how-to-run-word-2007-in-safe-mode/
Then most likely it's an add-on.
Kees
Well:
Ctrl+Home\End, Ctrl+Right\Left arrows and the others you have mentioned - all are working.
So only the select all, undo, copy and paste are not working for me.
Deleted the Normal.dotm, and it's still not working.
Running in safe mode did not do the trick either.
BUT: running with a different simple user (Usually I'm running with an administrator) worked!
What do you think the problem is? How do I reset my user's settings?
Thanks!
Well, if it isn't in the normal.dot you can try to treat it as a case of a corrupted account. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Fix-a-corrupted-user-profile tells you how to make a new one and copy everything except the user part of the registry.
Making a new one is easy. Then try if Word is OK there. If so, you can consider to continue with the remainder of the recipe. COPY, don't MOVE and you can always goback and retry.
Kees