I don't know of anyway to do this. You might search for a keyboard mapping
program that would do something like that or re-assign the keys (a trick I
used to do with secretaries back in the DOS days. EG).

Also, a standard keyboard is cheap and much easier to type on than Notebook
keyboards. You might go out and get her one.

steve

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My wife uses a notebook with a relatively compact keyboard. When she gets
going fast, she sometimes mysteriously would find her letter disappeared
and turned up in the "sent" folder, containing the text as of the moment
it disappeared.

We figured out that she apparently was pressing the Alt key (of which
there are two immediately adjacent to the left and right of the spacebar)
while typing an "S". The quick keys (and a short test) indicate that
Alt-S = Send Now.

This happens often enough that she's at the point of getting rid of either
the notebook, or possibly me.

I have a utility which would let me disable or even reassign the Alt
key(s). But since they're used for a lot of other things in other
programs, what I'd rather do, if it's possible, is to disable the OE Alt-S
command only.

Is this possible?



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PT