David,
You likely activated the Insert Key Layout without meaning to do so. To
turn it back off, simply press Control-Alt-0.
Regards,
Steve
On 2/13/2013 9:21 AM, Ayers, David (ITCS) wrote:
Hi All,
In an attempt to fix some Window-Eyes performance issues I have been
encountering, I decided to totally uninstall WE from my computer and
re-install WE 8.0. For the most part, it seems to be running better.
I do have an unexpected issue. I have lost the ability to move the
mouse with the num pad. The num pad is off and when I press the num
pad arrow or movement keys, they act just like the regular arrow keys
and six pack keys. The /(slash) and *(star) still actlike left and
right mouse clicks. When I look at the cursoring options in the WE
control panel, the mouse cursoring keys are all set to move normally,
i.e. num pad -- home = top left, num pad -- page up = top right, etc.,
however they don't function this way. I have checked the general
settings and cursoring is marked as on. Can anyone tell me how to get
the mouse cursoring back?
Also, I noticed that the time hot key doesn't work correctly. When I
press insert -- T, it speaks the window title. The window title
hotkey is set as control -- insert -- T and the time is set to insert --T.
Thanks,
David Ayers
Phone: 607/687/8296
Email: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
http://www.tiogacountyny.com
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