replacing blocks of texts.

A

Allen Chandler

I have a user that has change some thing so that new when she marks a block
of text (highlight it) and types a new word, the new word is place before the
block not in place of it. The Insert /overtype is set right so that is not
the problem.

As an example if I typed "This is a test" then highlighted "is" and typed an
"A" I should get "This A is test" but insted I get "This Ais a test"

This is on an Windows 2000 Pro PC with Office 2003 installed. It is only
happing to one login, If I login under a diferent name I dont have the
problem. I tryed removeing the "normain.dot" and that did not help.

Any one have a idea?

Allen Chandler
(e-mail address removed)
 
J

Jay Freedman

On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 13:15:05 -0800, "Allen Chandler" <Allen
I have a user that has change some thing so that new when she marks a block
of text (highlight it) and types a new word, the new word is place before the
block not in place of it. The Insert /overtype is set right so that is not
the problem.

As an example if I typed "This is a test" then highlighted "is" and typed an
"A" I should get "This A is test" but insted I get "This Ais a test"

This is on an Windows 2000 Pro PC with Office 2003 installed. It is only
happing to one login, If I login under a diferent name I dont have the
problem. I tryed removeing the "normain.dot" and that did not help.

Any one have a idea?

Allen Chandler
(e-mail address removed)

Hi Allen,

There's a separate option in Tools > Options > Edit for "Typing
replaces selection". Make sure it's checked.

These options are saved separately for each login.
 
A

Allen Chandler

Thank you Jay. That was what I need. Allen

Jay Freedman said:
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 13:15:05 -0800, "Allen Chandler" <Allen


Hi Allen,

There's a separate option in Tools > Options > Edit for "Typing
replaces selection". Make sure it's checked.

These options are saved separately for each login.
 

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