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Default Word 2007 mouse problem

When I type a sentence and then click somewhere inside, the insertion marker
does not relocate the clicked place. Nor can the left mouse button be used
to scroll thru the doc although the mouse wheel can.

In Ribbon, I can use the mouse to open tabs etc, but In Word Options I
cannot open anything but the top tab.

When I close Word (even immediately after opening it and typing nothing) I
get an error message that MS Word has stopped working.

The problem occurs with the laptop's touchpad, and with two different mice.
I have reinstall Office 2007.

Any suggestions gratefully received

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Default Word 2007 mouse problem

It sounds like you left Word running whilst an automatic update event
happened which corrupted the Word Data Key. You need to run Regedit,
navigate to the following key and delete it. Word will create a new key when
it is next started.

Word DataKey

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\versio n number\Word\Data

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"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
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When I type a sentence and then click somewhere inside, the insertion
marker does not relocate the clicked place. Nor can the left mouse button
be used to scroll thru the doc although the mouse wheel can.

In Ribbon, I can use the mouse to open tabs etc, but In Word Options I
cannot open anything but the top tab.

When I close Word (even immediately after opening it and typing nothing) I
get an error message that MS Word has stopped working.

The problem occurs with the laptop's touchpad, and with two different
mice.
I have reinstall Office 2007.

Any suggestions gratefully received

--
Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email



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Default Word 2007 mouse problem

Thanks for quick answer. When I get to Data there are three entries:
(default) REG-SZ "value not set"
Setting REG-BINARY a long key value
Toolbars REG-BINARY a long key value

Looks like I should delete "Settings" - is this correct?
Do I just delete the Data (the long key) of the entire entry?

Bernard V Liengme
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"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
It sounds like you left Word running whilst an automatic update event
happened which corrupted the Word Data Key. You need to run Regedit,
navigate to the following key and delete it. Word will create a new key
when it is next started.

Word DataKey

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\versio n number\Word\Data

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
When I type a sentence and then click somewhere inside, the insertion
marker does not relocate the clicked place. Nor can the left mouse button
be used to scroll thru the doc although the mouse wheel can.

In Ribbon, I can use the mouse to open tabs etc, but In Word Options I
cannot open anything but the top tab.

When I close Word (even immediately after opening it and typing nothing)
I get an error message that MS Word has stopped working.

The problem occurs with the laptop's touchpad, and with two different
mice.
I have reinstall Office 2007.

Any suggestions gratefully received

--
Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email





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Default Word 2007 mouse problem

I was not thinking correctly when I wrote that. The things I mentioned are
sub-keys. Your suggestion was to delete the Data key itself. I have done
this and now all is well .
Many, many thanks
--
Bernard V Liengme
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"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
Thanks for quick answer. When I get to Data there are three entries:
(default) REG-SZ "value not set"
Setting REG-BINARY a long key value
Toolbars REG-BINARY a long key value

Looks like I should delete "Settings" - is this correct?
Do I just delete the Data (the long key) of the entire entry?

Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email


"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
It sounds like you left Word running whilst an automatic update event
happened which corrupted the Word Data Key. You need to run Regedit,
navigate to the following key and delete it. Word will create a new key
when it is next started.

Word DataKey

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\versio n number\Word\Data

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
When I type a sentence and then click somewhere inside, the insertion
marker does not relocate the clicked place. Nor can the left mouse
button be used to scroll thru the doc although the mouse wheel can.

In Ribbon, I can use the mouse to open tabs etc, but In Word Options I
cannot open anything but the top tab.

When I close Word (even immediately after opening it and typing nothing)
I get an error message that MS Word has stopped working.

The problem occurs with the laptop's touchpad, and with two different
mice.
I have reinstall Office 2007.

Any suggestions gratefully received

--
Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email







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Your welcome.

Terry

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
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I was not thinking correctly when I wrote that. The things I mentioned are
sub-keys. Your suggestion was to delete the Data key itself. I have done
this and now all is well .
Many, many thanks
--
Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
Thanks for quick answer. When I get to Data there are three entries:
(default) REG-SZ "value not set"
Setting REG-BINARY a long key value
Toolbars REG-BINARY a long key value

Looks like I should delete "Settings" - is this correct?
Do I just delete the Data (the long key) of the entire entry?

Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email


"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
It sounds like you left Word running whilst an automatic update event
happened which corrupted the Word Data Key. You need to run Regedit,
navigate to the following key and delete it. Word will create a new key
when it is next started.

Word DataKey

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\versio n number\Word\Data

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
When I type a sentence and then click somewhere inside, the insertion
marker does not relocate the clicked place. Nor can the left mouse
button be used to scroll thru the doc although the mouse wheel can.

In Ribbon, I can use the mouse to open tabs etc, but In Word Options I
cannot open anything but the top tab.

When I close Word (even immediately after opening it and typing
nothing) I get an error message that MS Word has stopped working.

The problem occurs with the laptop's touchpad, and with two different
mice.
I have reinstall Office 2007.

Any suggestions gratefully received

--
Bernard V Liengme
remove caps from email








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