Microsoft Office 2003 word when I press right arrow key cursor moving left and left arrow key cursor moving right how can I fix this?
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The cursor moves according to the direction of the language encountered (logical movement).
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left clik and move it to the botton, dont let go of the click,\nclick and drag.
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Hold the combination CTRL+ALT, and then on the arrow keys, press UP for it to go back to normal. LEFT and RIGHT will turn it to those orientations respectively =)
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Dwight is mistaken. You can have it work the way you want.\n\nOpen Word\n\nOn the top bar select TOOLS, OPTIONS, Select the edit tab, check the "Typing Replaces Selection" box.\n\nThat will fix it.
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In Microsoft word, pull down the "Insert" menu and click symbols.
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Highlight the part you want to copy and move (left click hold and drag to highlight) right click the highlighted text and scroll to copy and left click.\nThen open up new document right click scroll to paste and left click.\n\nThere yer go. Much easier to show you rather than tell you LOL
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Simple.  Highlight the letter you want to move and drag and drop it to new location.  It is actually quicker to do it with a keyboard once you become a fluent typist, but you asked so here it is.
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Using your mouse, place the cursor at the beginning of the text you want to move so that you can highlight the text. Click and hold down the left mouse button and drag the cursor to the end of the text that you want to move. This will highlight (darken) the text. You now have several ways to cut the selection:\n\n1)      Click on the Cut icon (the scissors) on the toolbar, or\n\n2)      Select Cut from the Edit Menu at the top of the screen, or\n\n3)      Press and hold down the Ctrl key and press the X key at the same time, or\n\n4)      Press the Delete key.\n\nThe text will disappear.\n\nAfter you have cut the text, place your cursor at the location where you want the text to be displayed. Again, there are several choices to "paste" the text:\n\n1)      Click on the Paste icon (the clipboard on the toolbar), or\n\n2)      Select Paste from the Edit Menu at the top of the screen, or\n\n3)      Press and hold down the Ctrl key while pressing the V key at the same time.\n\nAny of these three choices will "paste" the selection in the new location.\n\nIf you want to copy some text and place it in another location, select the text as mentioned above. To copy:\n\n1)      Click on the Copy icon (the two pieces of paper on the toolbar), or\n\n2)      Select Copy from the Edit Menu at the top of the page, or\n\n3)      Press and hold down the Ctrl key while pressing the C key at the same time.\n\nTo Paste a copy of the text into a new location, follow the Paste directions above.\n\nBehind the Scenes\n\nWhen you use the Cut or Copy functions, the information is stored in the computer’s memory in an area called the Clipboard. Although you cannot see the information, it remains in the computer Clipboard until you use the Copy or Cut command again, at which time the information that was previously in the Clipboard is overwritten with the latest information that you just copied. Newer Microsoft Office Products, like Microsoft Word, allow you to keep more than one item in the Clipboard at one time.
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Sometimes there are hidden keys.\n\nTry [Shift] + F4  (should be F16)
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It sounds like you accidentally turned on "overtype" in your word processing software.  Did you notice that if you place the cursor in the middle of a word and start typing, it types over the characters in front of it, whereas before it push the characters to the right?  When you see this, it means you hit the "Insert" key on the keyboard.  Hit it again to switch it back.
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You got a sticky ALT or CTRL key...
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move your cursor slowly to the edge, and when you see the little arrows pointing both ways, hold down the left button and move it toward the edge, you just rezized is all
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There is a feature in Adobe Acrobat Reader, called the "Select Tool'. All you need to do click that tool icon, you cursor now changes from arrow to a text pointer as in MS Word. Select the text portion and press Ctrl+C to copy it.\n\nNow, go to Word and paste it there. You can also highlight using a similar option given in Acrobat Reader.
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try holding down on conrtol and alt while using the arrow keys
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According to my thought, you have deleted fonts required to open the word files. you can simply reinstall ms office, this will put the fonts same place again, and your problem will be solved.
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U cant copy the text when u see the hand.. if u see the hand rather than arrow (to move ur mouse).. u can easily scroll with it..\n\nto change this, on the toolbar, click on the button that says "T".. Ur pointing device will become a capital "i"... this will let u highlight/select the text...\n\nThen u can as usual copy it ( ctrl+C ) or rght click on ur mouse n copy.. then paste on word..
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Call Ghost Busters!  Seriously though, that happened to me when I was using a hard mouse pad.  Try using a softer one.  It could be that when you are typing that simple action is causing the mouse to move the slightest bit if the pad is a hard one or you are not using a mouse pad at all.