PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS

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Oscar the Grouch

PLEASE HELP IF POSSIBLE. I AM USING WXP WITH WORD 2002. SOMETHING HAS
HAPPENED IN WORD CAUSING THE WINDOW TO ONLY DISPLAY IN CAPS. I REALISE THIS
QUESTION SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO NEWUSERS, BUT AM ALSO UNABLE TO GET THAT
GROUP. YOUR ASSISTANCE WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. DAVID.
 
Oscar said:
PLEASE HELP IF POSSIBLE. I AM USING WXP WITH WORD 2002. SOMETHING HAS
HAPPENED IN WORD CAUSING THE WINDOW TO ONLY DISPLAY IN CAPS. I
REALISE THIS QUESTION SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO NEWUSERS, BUT AM ALSO
UNABLE TO GET THAT GROUP. YOUR ASSISTANCE WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANK
YOU IN ADVANCE. DAVID.
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So how does that affect everything else?! Unstick your caps lock, moron.
 
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PLEASE HELP IF POSSIBLE. I AM USING WXP WITH WORD 2002. SOMETHING HAS
HAPPENED IN WORD CAUSING THE WINDOW TO ONLY DISPLAY IN CAPS. I REALISE THIS
QUESTION SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO NEWUSERS, BUT AM ALSO UNABLE TO GET THAT
GROUP. YOUR ASSISTANCE WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. DAVID.
yoy need to revise your template.dot document for your requirements

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It could be possible that you are using an accessibility function such as
sticky keys. Go into the accessibility options applet of the control panel
and check that your settings are correct.

Alternativley, check that your keyboard caps lock is functioning properly by
pressing caps or shift.

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Ray Taylor
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Hi,

I would agree with this approach. The user should locate normal.dot and
delete it while Word is closed. Then reopen it through the program menu (NOT
by opening an existing document).

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x
Windows isn't rocket science! That's my other hobby!

Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone
 
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