Not the Caps lock! The Numlock! The keys you quote are those commonly used
as the numeric keypad keys on laptops that don't have an extended keyboard
ie most of them! Press the Fn key and the Numlock key to turn it off (both
are usually overprinted on shared keys.
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The Gob wrote:
Hi
The caps lock is not on the only letters affected are ijklmopu,
whereby they either type numbers or symbols??? which i find bizarre,
i have to use our main computor to type this
"CyberTaz" wrote:
It sounds like you've accidentally engaged the numlock & activated
the numeric keypad. Exactly where it is depends somewhat on the
laptop you have, but once you locate it just press it to disengage
the numlock. You should also see an LED on the keyboard console
above the keyboard that lights up when the numlock is on.
HTH |:)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 8/11/07 6:48 PM, in article
, "The Gob"
wrote:
Yes I am, iwas using the laptop only 1/2 hour before & it was
working perfectly i hadnt changed any configurations
"Paul Ballou" wrote:
Are you using a laptop?
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"The Gob" The wrote in message
...
6 of my alphabet are either typing numbers or symbols ?anyone
know why or can
help ???