Is your microphone on? If you turn it off, does the scrolling stop?
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After furious head scratching, Soxie asked:
| I do have a mouse with 2 buttons.
| However, I never use a mouse in the typing of my work. It is during
| the typing are when I stop to get a picture in my mind of what I want
| to say next. I have replaced mouse, uninstalled word 3000, and
| reinstalled it.
|
| What is puzzling is Wordperfect does not have this problem. I did
| remove it from PC by request of a friend to see if it would help.
| No...didn't help.
|
| Thanks for trying. Think of something else Please let me know.
|
| "ANONYMOUS" wrote:
|
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|| Have you got a 2-button scroll mouse attached to your PC? If so
|| then it is likely that you are touching the scroller (the wheel on
|| the mouse) by mistake and so it scrolls the pages until you click on
|| the right-hand side scroll bars in Office 2003 applications. In my
|| experience, this is very common with Microsoft 2-button scroll mouse.
||
|| hth
||
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|| Soxie wrote:
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||| I'm a writer and I might be on a chapter typing on page 3 or etc.
||| When all of a sudden the pages start to roll up page after page. I
||| can't get the program to stop. I press on the left mouse and then
||| the right. I finally get it closed out.
|||
||| This has become a way of life for Word 2003. It starts acting up
||| after I've been typing for an hour or longer.
|||
||| WHY??
