I am trying to use Group Policy to disable the F7 key in Word 2003 (spell
check). However, I need to know what the "value" of this key is so I can use
the "Disable shortcut keys" GPO. The Knowledge Base gives the values of the
A-Z keys, Shift, Control and Alt, but not the Function keys. Does anybody
have any info on this?

Thanks.

Tools-Customize, Commands tab. Click Keyboard. In this menu you can reassign
the F7 key to something other than spell check.

"Aaron Stamboulieh" wrote in
message ...
I am trying to use Group Policy to disable the F7 key in Word 2003 (spell
check). However, I need to know what the "value" of this key is so I can
use
the "Disable shortcut keys" GPO. The Knowledge Base gives the values of
the
A-Z keys, Shift, Control and Alt, but not the Function keys. Does anybody
have any info on this?

Thanks.

"Aaron Stamboulieh" wrote in
message ...
I am trying to use Group Policy to disable the F7 key in Word 2003 (spell
check). However, I need to know what the "value" of this key is so I can
use
the "Disable shortcut keys" GPO. The Knowledge Base gives the values of
the
A-Z keys, Shift, Control and Alt, but not the Function keys. Does anybody
have any info on this?

Thanks.

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