I think the super glue is a little over the top... but thanks again for the
lesson. I consider myself a 7 on 1- 10 on software, hardware and finding my
own answers... that sounds like information right out of windows 98 hard
manual ! I had no idea the other function of that key. I use it with MS
word to insert a copied object ...
I type fast and often hit cntrl by accident or other stray keys and get
these unexpected results because MS and others put them in to HELP me ....
but - really - THANKS - something small like this was really annoying and MS
is crazy to expect $ to help. I am grateful to users like yourself willing to
help out. I will and do pass the help down the road...

I have never used this program.
http://www.randyrants.com/sharpkeys/
--
Ronald Sommer

"yeswedeliver" wrote in message
...
I think the super glue is a little over the top... but thanks again for
the
lesson. I consider myself a 7 on 1- 10 on software, hardware and finding
my
own answers... that sounds like information right out of windows 98 hard
manual ! I had no idea the other function of that key. I use it with MS
word to insert a copied object ...
I type fast and often hit cntrl by accident or other stray keys and get
these unexpected results because MS and others put them in to HELP me ....
but - really - THANKS - something small like this was really annoying and
MS
is crazy to expect $ to help. I am grateful to users like yourself willing
to
help out. I will and do pass the help down the road...

You're welcome. (Coulda kept it in the original thread). wink
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"yeswedeliver" wrote in message
...
I think the super glue is a little over the top... but thanks again for the
lesson. I consider myself a 7 on 1- 10 on software, hardware and finding
my
own answers... that sounds like information right out of windows 98 hard
manual ! I had no idea the other function of that key. I use it with MS
word to insert a copied object ...
I type fast and often hit cntrl by accident or other stray keys and get
these unexpected results because MS and others put them in to HELP me ....
but - really - THANKS - something small like this was really annoying and
MS
is crazy to expect $ to help. I am grateful to users like yourself willing
to
help out. I will and do pass the help down the road...

i did not know how to 'keep it in the same thread' These posting formats are
greek to me and I don't speak greek That was the only way I could get it
done.
hope i got it this time. oh and writing emails was soooo much frustration
free. I can't believe I didn't know that after all these years!

"Bruce Hagen" wrote:

You're welcome. (Coulda kept it in the original thread). wink
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"yeswedeliver" wrote in message
...
I think the super glue is a little over the top... but thanks again for the
lesson. I consider myself a 7 on 1- 10 on software, hardware and finding
my
own answers... that sounds like information right out of windows 98 hard
manual ! I had no idea the other function of that key. I use it with MS
word to insert a copied object ...
I type fast and often hit cntrl by accident or other stray keys and get
these unexpected results because MS and others put them in to HELP me ....
but - really - THANKS - something small like this was really annoying and
MS
is crazy to expect $ to help. I am grateful to users like yourself willing
to
help out. I will and do pass the help down the road...

To keep it in the same thread means to find the most recent message that
you want to reply to, select the message, then click the REPLY link (web
interface) or REPLY GROUP (if using Outlook Express) rather than
starting a NEW message.

That way the messages and their replies are linked together (threaded)
rather than being random messages.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"yeswedeliver" wrote in message
...
i did not know how to 'keep it in the same thread' These posting
formats are
greek to me and I don't speak greek That was the only way I could
get it
done.
hope i got it this time. oh and writing emails was soooo much
frustration
free. I can't believe I didn't know that after all these years!

"Bruce Hagen" wrote:

You're welcome. (Coulda kept it in the original thread). wink
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"yeswedeliver" wrote in
message
...
I think the super glue is a little over the top... but thanks again
for the
lesson. I consider myself a 7 on 1- 10 on software, hardware and
finding
my
own answers... that sounds like information right out of windows 98
hard
manual ! I had no idea the other function of that key. I use it
with MS
word to insert a copied object ...
I type fast and often hit cntrl by accident or other stray keys and
get
these unexpected results because MS and others put them in to HELP
me ....
but - really - THANKS - something small like this was really
annoying and
MS
is crazy to expect $ to help. I am grateful to users like yourself
willing
to
help out. I will and do pass the help down the road...