Because this occurs in Internet Explorer (as I can tell from your posting
headers) and isn't just a problem in Word, I suspect it's a hardware
problem -- either in the keyboard itself or in the circuitry that translates
keypresses into signals for the CPU. As it's a new laptop, I think you have
a reason to request a repair under the warranty.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP

"Les8500" wrote in message
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No that is not the problem. I have a new M45-S165 Toshiba laptop and the
enter is only by the right shift key. I almost always use the left hand
shift
key, being right handed and a hunt and peck typist.

You Can See That It Is Only The a and n That Does This and I
Now (note where this n in now is located) Find That It Is Only When I Use
The Left Hand Shift Key. This Nancy, was an N with the right shift key. It
worked fine.
This
A was with the left key. You can see where it moved to. There is no
problem
if I use all caps. Thanks for your interest. Les

"Doug Robbins" wrote:

Are you sure that you aren't hitting the Shift and Enter keys at the
same
time? What happens if you use the Caps Lock key instead of the Shift
key?

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Les8500" wrote in message
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When typing a sentence with any word requiring a capital
A, such as avenue or
Nancy in a name or address, it always starts a new line or if on the
internet it reverts back to the previous page.

Note that in the first sentenance where I used a capital a and n it
started
a new line. I had to use the small a while explaining this.

What do I do to correct this?