Calc problem

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JERRY

I have windowsxp with Sp 1&2 installed. Recently while typing in my
wordprocessor, the calc accessory began to periodically pop up, and, has to
be closed before I can continue. It has now become a frequently reoccuring
thing. This is very frustrating, and, I do not know where to start in
isolating the cause of the problem. I use Calc occasionally, but do not have
a problem with disabling the program if that is possible and is the only
solution to the problem.

Any suggestions would be appreciated

Jerry
 
JERRY said:
I have windowsxp with Sp 1&2 installed. Recently while typing in my
wordprocessor, the calc accessory began to periodically pop up, and, has to
be closed before I can continue. It has now become a frequently reoccuring
thing. This is very frustrating, and, I do not know where to start in
isolating the cause of the problem. I use Calc occasionally, but do not have
a problem with disabling the program if that is possible and is the only
solution to the problem.
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Do you have a multimedia keyboard with programmable hotkeys? It sounds
like you've programmed one of them to start Calculator.



Malke
 
I was silently suspicious of a hardware problem, especially when this
occured both before and after afer a complete reinstall of XP and all of my
software. You may be on to something there. Is there a specific hotkey
combination that would trigger this occurance?

Jerry
 
A keyboard is a keyboard is a keyboard. To me that is. However, this may be
the culprit. It is a Logitech wireless itouch keyboard. I've had it for some
time now. don't know that much about any programble hotkey feature.

Jerry
 
JERRY said:
A keyboard is a keyboard is a keyboard. To me that is. However, this may be
the culprit. It is a Logitech wireless itouch keyboard. I've had it for
some time now. don't know that much about any programble hotkey feature.

Jerry
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Programmable hot key is a feature of the keyboard driver or the OS. You
should consult the
fine manual for the keyboard driver.

Jim
 
JERRY said:
A keyboard is a keyboard is a keyboard. To me that is. However, this may be
the culprit. It is a Logitech wireless itouch keyboard. I've had it for some
time now. don't know that much about any programble hotkey feature.
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Not true. As Jim posted, read your fine manual or go to Logitech's
website for that specific model keyboard and they will have the manual
there.


Malke
 
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