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I thought they were for moving cursor but they don't
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
They do here.
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CyberTaz
Your post is so utterly lacking in detail that I have no idea why I'm even
responding... Other than it's late & I've nothing better to do
so let me
guess - You're in a blank document pressing arrow keys wondering why the
cursor won't move. The doc must have *content* before you can navigate
through it. Type some stuff or open a doc that has some content & see if
that makes a difference. If you have characters on a line the L-R arrows
work, if you have more than 1 line the U-D arrows work.
Sorry, but that's the best guess I can make based on no more information
than you supplied. If that's not the problem/solution fill us in on what
version of Windows, what version of Word (that is what you're using,
right?), specifics about the do & its construction, and *which* set of arrow
keys - there are 2 sets.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
responding... Other than it's late & I've nothing better to do
so let meguess - You're in a blank document pressing arrow keys wondering why the
cursor won't move. The doc must have *content* before you can navigate
through it. Type some stuff or open a doc that has some content & see if
that makes a difference. If you have characters on a line the L-R arrows
work, if you have more than 1 line the U-D arrows work.
Sorry, but that's the best guess I can make based on no more information
than you supplied. If that's not the problem/solution fill us in on what
version of Windows, what version of Word (that is what you're using,
right?), specifics about the do & its construction, and *which* set of arrow
keys - there are 2 sets.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac