windows shortcut key conflict?
600406
Yeah Microsoft has it!
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Go to Start>Control Panel>Accessibility Options\nThen uncheck Use Sticky Keys\n\n:)
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I had the exact same problem with my last keyboard, The key which is supposed to be " actually was @, and then the other way around. I just had to learn to live with it, until I got a new keyboard and now everything is normal, I tried everything to fix the problem with no success, I don't even know which made it switch from " to @ it just happened one day, so my advice would be to live with it and you will quickly learn to automatically go to the right key, either that or get a new keyboard.
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Can you still access it through Tools/Language/Thesaurus ?\nIf you can, the keyboard shortcut may be changed...\n\nIf not, you probably need to re-install
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Go into your control panel and see if there is a link to a program that references quick keys, or shortcut keys, or something along those lines.  if so, open that program and change the button to point somewhere else.
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use the / key near the right shift
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Yes Alt + F4. To switch between them is Alt + Tab. Hope this helps. Rock.
546004
whats the problem..... select quit/exit from menu and press enter or follow shortkey defines there.\n\nother wise press esc till it not ask you to close ... when ask press "Y" it will close tally.\n\nif u having some other problem ... explain me.\n\nthnks n good luck!!!
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This link will tell you how.\n\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_10070_set-shortcut-keys.html
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There are many shortcut keys for everysoftware you use. \nHere is the link, it might help you little bit.. \n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm#4
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Start Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options: in the Advanced tab, \ncheck the option "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \nSee: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=241911\n\nGo to START then programs then accessories and then system tools. Try doing a restore to yesterday and click on SYSTEM RESTORE. It might fix it.\n\nYou might want to upgrade your IE to 7.0. You can have tabbing feature to open multiple windows in just one browser, and so you wont ever have this problem again.
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Listing them here woud be a big problem.\n\nSimply go to Start->Menu->Help & suppoty & search for Shortcut keys, you'll get a complete list.
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OK - it sounds like for one reason or another the shortcuts in the start-menu have broken - ie, they are no longer pointing to the correct location.\n\nIf you are that worried, you could simply re-install - personally I wouldn't even bother with that, as it sounds as if there are no actually program errors to speak of.\n\nIf you are specifically after a set of shortcuts in your start folder, try this on for size.\n\nFirst delete the folder in the start menu - no harm in this...they are after all just shortcuts.\n\nThen go to the folder where your execution files are in the "progam folders". Hold the right mouse-button down and drag (one at a time) into the start-menu. Release mouse button and you should see a menu pop up, which will give you the option to create a new shortcut here.\n\nAnd wa-la...you'll now have a new shortcut in the start-menu. Repeat for each.\n\nNB: you can actually correct the locations of the existing shortcuts via the registry editor, but this is a little more complex and if you've not used regedit before, I would avoid this option
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Try going into the Help menu within Outlook.  Within the Help menu, depending on version, you should see an option called "Detect & Repair".  Select it, then, in the new window that should appear, uncheck "Restore my shortcuts" and click Start.  This will attempt to find inconsistencies within the entire Office Suite and will try and fix them.
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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ctrl+alt  then arrow keys
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what rulesnroses said, plus if you don't have any application open, you'll get Shut Down Windows dialog.\n\njust so you know, you don't have to press it at the same time. as with all similar combinations, you can first hold down Alt then press F4. many people don't realise it, and while trying to press Alt and F4 at the same time, end up pressing F4 and then Alt, in which case nothing will happen, and it confuses people.\n\nalso, you can use Ctrl+F4 to close windows/documents in application that support working with mutiple documents. think of it as "local alt+f4"