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Curtis Weeks
We have many users using Microsoft Word 2002 SP2, Windows 2000 SP2 and
SP3 that are experience problems 2 to 3 times a day while typing in a
document. In the midst of typing they find that they can no longer
click with the mouse into the document area. Also they can no longer
click on the scroll bar to move up and down the document. The toolbar
and file menus still respond to the mouse. The only way to fix the
problem is to close Word and restart. In many cases WINWORD.EXE thows
an exception error very shortly after this condition begins to occur.
Many users also report that shortly before the problem occurs the
autocorrect feature to auto capitalize a sentence stops working.
However, we have disabled autocorrect and the mouse problem still
occurs.
The PC hardware brand and types of mice, and virus software varies
between users. We haven't been able to find any common factor yet.
We have tried turning off background spell checking and grammar, all
autocorrect features, as well as auto recovery but none of these have
seem to impacted the problem.
This has stumped us and has caused much grief with users who type all
day long in Word.
Any suggestions or known causes of this problem?
Thanks you,
Curtis
SP3 that are experience problems 2 to 3 times a day while typing in a
document. In the midst of typing they find that they can no longer
click with the mouse into the document area. Also they can no longer
click on the scroll bar to move up and down the document. The toolbar
and file menus still respond to the mouse. The only way to fix the
problem is to close Word and restart. In many cases WINWORD.EXE thows
an exception error very shortly after this condition begins to occur.
Many users also report that shortly before the problem occurs the
autocorrect feature to auto capitalize a sentence stops working.
However, we have disabled autocorrect and the mouse problem still
occurs.
The PC hardware brand and types of mice, and virus software varies
between users. We haven't been able to find any common factor yet.
We have tried turning off background spell checking and grammar, all
autocorrect features, as well as auto recovery but none of these have
seem to impacted the problem.
This has stumped us and has caused much grief with users who type all
day long in Word.
Any suggestions or known causes of this problem?
Thanks you,
Curtis