Also, it is possible that it may be a bug in Office X. I have version 10.1.2
and do not have any problems. Have you updated to the current version?
Yes, I updated. No, this problem did not occur with the Pismo.
Another problem did though that is still occurring with the iBook. Now and
then
1) Do you have a keyboard driver installed? If so, look there for an option
to bring up contextual menus by holding down the mouse button, or, in your
case, maintaining pressure on the touchpad. Shut it off.
I don't recall installing a driver on the Pismo (I could be wrong). Most
Adesso
No problem; so yes, the keyboard is somehow firing the control
feature?
What to do? And how about that periodic port weirdness? The Adesso, aside
from these problems, is a great aid in typing.
May be worth a look around to see if a driver does indeed exist for the
keyboard. I have a
On 8/18/03 2:26 AM, tivo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems that a shareware driver had just come on the market out of Japan for
this (and other) devices.
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The USB Overdrive X is a driver for Mac OS X 10.2.4
USB Overdrive is a superb driver, been
tivo wrote:
Yes, I updated. No, this problem did not occur with the Pismo.
Another problem did though that is still occurring with the iBook. Now and
then the cursor will freeze (that is, the entire keyboard doesn't operate).
If I switch to the other USB port the keyboard will function fine
. I don't think that this is
an issue, however. Until I'm certain, I continue to think that this is a
Microsoft Office X issue.
I haven't gotten an idea to turning off these suckers in Office X using
every Help menu idea (though none refer to pop-up menus.
Now Safari has a Block pop-up windows
On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 05:41 PM, tivo wrote:
I recently purchased a new iBook, 40gig, 900mHz,640RAM. My Pismo
kicked. I'm
using OSX and Office X (only the Word part). I've lots of questions.
How do I get rid of these obnoxious edit-type pop-up menus in the
midst of
text? I don't know
to turning off these suckers in Office X using every
Help menu idea (though none refer to pop-up menus.
They're called Contextual Menus, and you're on the wrong track, it is not an
Office X issue (Which is why you find no mention of them in the Office help
files).
CM's are part of the OS. You get
All I can think of is you are maybe accidentally hitting control whilst
clicking, or pressing the right mouse button, if you have one, by mistake??
Or maybe leaning on the mouse/trackpad button??
Wiebe
I see what you mean about the right mouse button, although I don't use a
mouse. I have
don't think that this is
an issue, however. Until I'm certain, I continue to think that this is a
Microsoft Office X issue.
I haven't gotten an idea to turning off these suckers in Office X using
every Help menu idea (though none refer to pop-up menus.
Now Safari has a Block pop-up windows under
On 8/17/03 10:56 AM, tivo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see what you mean about the right mouse button, although I don't use a
mouse. I have an Adesso keyboard attached and the upper button of the trackpad
does operate as the control key in producing the same menu.
Okay, I'm not too familiar
On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 10:56 AM, tivo wrote:
All I can think of is you are maybe accidentally hitting control
whilst
clicking, or pressing the right mouse button, if you have one, by
mistake??
Or maybe leaning on the mouse/trackpad button??
Wiebe
I see what you mean about the right
Don't forget that sometimes keys can stick. I never remember
this when it happens to me and I go nuts trying to figure out why
this or that is happening, and all that is the matter is that a key
is stuck.
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tivo wrote:
I recently purchased a new iBook, 40gig, 900mHz,640RAM. My Pismo kicked. I'm
using OSX and Office X (only the Word part). I've lots of questions.
How do I get rid of these obnoxious edit-type pop-up menus in the midst of
text? I don't know what makes them occur when I drop the cursor
I recently purchased a new iBook, 40gig, 900mHz,640RAM. My Pismo kicked. I'm
using OSX and Office X (only the Word part). I've lots of questions.
How do I get rid of these obnoxious edit-type pop-up menus in the midst of
text? I don't know what makes them occur when I drop the cursor
All I can think of is you are maybe accidentally hitting control whilst
clicking, or pressing the right mouse button, if you have one, by mistake??
Or maybe leaning on the mouse/trackpad button??
Wiebe
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
I recently purchased a new iBook, 40gig, 900mHz,640RAM. My Pismo kicked. I'm
using OSX and Office X (only the Word part). I've lots of questions.
How do I get rid of these obnoxious edit-type pop-up menus in the midst of
text? I don't know what makes them occur when I drop the cursor into a word
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