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From: ml27192@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (lanett mark)
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Subject: Re: MS Word Questions
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Date: 7 Jan 91 16:56:24 GMT
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clg@guardian.cs.psu.edu (Craig Gruneberg) writes:

>I've got 2 questions for any MS Word gurus out there. Here goes:
>1. While using an Apple Extended Keyboard during an MS Word
>editing session how can I make use of the numeric keypad? If
>I hit one of the number keys now strange things happen on the
>screen.

The Clear key toggles between the keypad as a numeric pad and cursor pad (a la
original IBM PC). The toggle stays the way you leave when you quit and restart,
so it can be a keypad forever if you want.

>2. What is the best way to define the function keys on the
>Extended Keyboard for use during an MS Word editing session?

I don't use them-they're too far away; I just redefine all the normal keys
(take a look at the Commands command under Edit in Full Menus mode).

>Thanks

You're welcome.

Mark Lanett.