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Jon Davis
I am still waiting for Microsoft to fix the screwy keyboard control handling
in Outlook. Ctrl+backspace is supposed to delete the word preceding the
caret, not insert unknown char Unicode square blocks. Arrow keys are
supposed to move the caret around, not just make it blink faster. Half the
time these keys work, half the time they don't, I just keep pressing them
until they work.
Using default editor settings in Outlook, with v2007 installed on two
machines--a laptop w/ Vista Ultimate and a workstation w/ Windows Server
2003 R2. Only the Win2003R2 box has the arrow problem, both of them have the
Ctrl+Backspace problem.
I am so annoyed with Outlook 2007 I am disgusted with Microsoft for letting
this happen. It seems clear that a whole new generation of young'ns have
infiltrated the Redmond camps, where they completely forgot about or never
learned the importance and relevance of QA'ing the keystroke driven user
interfacing!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jon
in Outlook. Ctrl+backspace is supposed to delete the word preceding the
caret, not insert unknown char Unicode square blocks. Arrow keys are
supposed to move the caret around, not just make it blink faster. Half the
time these keys work, half the time they don't, I just keep pressing them
until they work.
Using default editor settings in Outlook, with v2007 installed on two
machines--a laptop w/ Vista Ultimate and a workstation w/ Windows Server
2003 R2. Only the Win2003R2 box has the arrow problem, both of them have the
Ctrl+Backspace problem.
I am so annoyed with Outlook 2007 I am disgusted with Microsoft for letting
this happen. It seems clear that a whole new generation of young'ns have
infiltrated the Redmond camps, where they completely forgot about or never
learned the importance and relevance of QA'ing the keystroke driven user
interfacing!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jon