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Default Ctrl F

I can't get the Ctrl F functionto turn off. I'm done with my search but
every time I try to go to another page (by using the down arrows at the
bottom of the scroll bar) it keeps sending me to the word I searched for.
I've hit cancel and ESC, both of which have done nothing. I've tried closing
out of the document and reopening word but it continues to search for the
term.
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Default Ctrl F

CTRL+F is the Find function. If you want to change the function of the
scroll bars bottom right of the Word screen, click the button in between
then and select the required function.

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SM wrote:
I can't get the Ctrl F functionto turn off. I'm done with my search
but every time I try to go to another page (by using the down arrows
at the bottom of the scroll bar) it keeps sending me to the word I
searched for. I've hit cancel and ESC, both of which have done
nothing. I've tried closing out of the document and reopening word
but it continues to search for the term.



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