G Guest Mar 14, 2006 #1 My Dell laptop seems to have a hotkey setup to activate Excel. How can I remove this?
D David McRitchie Mar 16, 2006 #2 What key combinations are you typing. Windows Start Windows key (command key) Hotkeys keyboard Shortcuts http://www.articles.lostcoders.net/computers/30/hotkeys-keyboard-shortcuts/ Windows Start, select Excel, properties
What key combinations are you typing. Windows Start Windows key (command key) Hotkeys keyboard Shortcuts http://www.articles.lostcoders.net/computers/30/hotkeys-keyboard-shortcuts/ Windows Start, select Excel, properties
G Guest Mar 16, 2006 #3 Usually when I type my email address, staring with the letters 'kge' it seems to activate Excel.
D David McRitchie Mar 16, 2006 #4 What application are you entering your email address into. This is an Excel newsgroup and you usually need more than just letters to imitate a hotkey. Is Excel running or not before you enter your keys. Check your task manager to make sure. (Ctrl+Alt+Delete, Task manager) Does this happen from notepad, your browser (Internet Explorer or ...?), MS Word Did you install any software yourself to help with shortcuts, or expanding words or phrases from an abbreviation. --
What application are you entering your email address into. This is an Excel newsgroup and you usually need more than just letters to imitate a hotkey. Is Excel running or not before you enter your keys. Check your task manager to make sure. (Ctrl+Alt+Delete, Task manager) Does this happen from notepad, your browser (Internet Explorer or ...?), MS Word Did you install any software yourself to help with shortcuts, or expanding words or phrases from an abbreviation. --
