I type 4 and get 5

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amdrit

Hello,

My wife has an odd issue with her pc and it drives her insane, hence I am
insane. I cannot replicate this on any of our other pc's. She has
WindowsXp and Office Pro 2003. When she is in either word or excel and
types the number 4 the application changes the number to 5. Notepad doesn't
have this issue, so we initially thought spelling and grammar was the
culprit.

Does anyone have any ideas why this is occuring? I believe her pc to be up
to date with the latest service packs and windows updates. I just want to
play my video games in peace, so I need her pc working.
 
P

Pegasus \(MVP\)

amdrit said:
Hello,

My wife has an odd issue with her pc and it drives her insane, hence I am
insane. I cannot replicate this on any of our other pc's. She has
WindowsXp and Office Pro 2003. When she is in either word or excel and
types the number 4 the application changes the number to 5. Notepad
doesn't have this issue, so we initially thought spelling and grammar was
the culprit.

Does anyone have any ideas why this is occuring? I believe her pc to be
up to date with the latest service packs and windows updates. I just want
to play my video games in peace, so I need her pc working.
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I suggest you post this question in a Word or Excel newsgroup, since you
suggest yourself that it is not related to Windows. When you do so you
should say if your wife uses the numerical keypad for her numbers or the key
above the letter "R".
 
A

amdrit

I found the issue, it was in the auto correct replacement list. Sheese,
now, I can play again.

Thanks anyway.
 
P

Pegasus \(MVP\)

amdrit said:
I found the issue, it was in the auto correct replacement list. Sheese,
now, I can play again.

Thanks anyway.
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In other words - a Word and an Excel issue . . .
 
B

Bill Yanaire

Peter Foldes said:
Then kindly explain it to the OP if you know and are aware of it
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Don't need to. The OP already posted that he knows what the problem is.
 
K

Keith Johnson

Did you pee your bed last night? Why are you all pissy? What you said was
kind of rude...and there was no need for it! You should apologize, because
you acted like a moron.
 
G

Gordon

Keith Johnson said:
Did you pee your bed last night? Why are you all pissy? What you said was
kind of rude...and there was no need for it! You should apologize, because
you acted like a moron.
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Err how is telling someone that the problem is with Word and Excel and NOT
with Windows XP rude and moronic?
 
T

Tom [Pepper] Willett

:
:
: Err how is telling someone that the problem is with Word and Excel and NOT
: with Windows XP rude and moronic?
:
Because he's a hoople head?
 
K

Keith Johnson

It's *how* you say things.


Gordon said:
Err how is telling someone that the problem is with Word and Excel and NOT
with Windows XP rude and moronic?

--
Asking a question?
Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)
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Tom [Pepper] Willett

It's how *you* say things, hoople head.

: It's *how* you say things.
:
:
: : > : >> Did you pee your bed last night? Why are you all pissy? What you said
was
: >> kind of rude...and there was no need for it! You should apologize,
: >> because you acted like a moron.
: >>
: >
: >
: > Err how is telling someone that the problem is with Word and Excel and
NOT
: > with Windows XP rude and moronic?
: >
: > --
: > Asking a question?
: > Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
: > your OS, Service Pack level
: > and the FULL contents of any error message(s)
:
:
 
K

Keith Johnson

Cody Jarrett said:
If you want a better perspective, you should see how *I* say things,
bozo.
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Is that suppose to somehow intimidate me moron? If you really think so, then
you're stupid too.
 
M

Monitor

Keith Johnson said:
*YOU* can kiss my entire ass idiot. How's that Tom?
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Fascinating. Consider this:
Pegasus said "In other words - a Word and an Excel issue . . ."
You said "What you said was kind of rude...and there was no need for it!"
Later you said "*YOU* can kiss my entire ass idiot. How's that Tom?"

I think Pegasus can learn a whole lot from you when it comes to expressing
himself politely. Your courtesy, word power and eloquence are to be admired.
P.S. Could you defined the word "rude" for me, please?
 

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