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When I start typing text, suddenly the cursor jumps back and continues to
enter text in a new spot. My typing suddenly starts appearing a sentence or two before, or a paragraph -- doesn't seem to matter -- it just starts typing in a new location. I read somewhere that perhaps it was a bluetooth mouse, but I've disconnected that, and it has nothing to do with the mouse. Is this a Microsoft Office 2007 problem? I'm using Windows Vista. -- Rachel |
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Rachel wrote:
When I start typing text, suddenly the cursor jumps back and continues to enter text in a new spot. My typing suddenly starts appearing a sentence or two before, or a paragraph -- doesn't seem to matter -- it just starts typing in a new location. I read somewhere that perhaps it was a bluetooth mouse, but I've disconnected that, and it has nothing to do with the mouse. Is this a Microsoft Office 2007 problem? I'm using Windows Vista. This newsgroup is for users of the Access database, so you're asking in the wrong place, I'm afraid. However, if you're using a laptop, are you by any chance brushing the touchpad with your thumb? Phil, London |
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Thanks. I realized I was in the wrong discussion group and reposted to
"Word". I apologize for the intrusion. I disabled my touchpad, and I will see whether that works. -- Rachel "Philip Herlihy" wrote: Rachel wrote: When I start typing text, suddenly the cursor jumps back and continues to enter text in a new spot. My typing suddenly starts appearing a sentence or two before, or a paragraph -- doesn't seem to matter -- it just starts typing in a new location. I read somewhere that perhaps it was a bluetooth mouse, but I've disconnected that, and it has nothing to do with the mouse. Is this a Microsoft Office 2007 problem? I'm using Windows Vista. This newsgroup is for users of the Access database, so you're asking in the wrong place, I'm afraid. However, if you're using a laptop, are you by any chance brushing the touchpad with your thumb? Phil, London |
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