Computer Error Fixer: Troubleshooter of Error: CTRL + A problem in MS Word 2007

Friday, September 23, 2016

Troubleshooter of Error: CTRL + A problem in MS Word 2007

CTRL + A problem in MS Word 2007

My MS Word 2007 (on XP) is making á when I hit CTRL +A instead of selecting all.
I think it might have to do with a language toolbar that popped up last week, but I can't get it to open again, it just flashes and disappears.
All language is set to english
though in Word.
It works right in other programs.
System restore back past the date that toolbar popped up didn't fix it either.

Anwsers to the Problem CTRL + A problem in MS Word 2007

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My MS Word 2007 (on XP) is making á when I hit CTRL +A instead of selecting all ...
This sounds like a keyboard shortcut has beenre assigned to Insert, Symbol, á.
Select
Symbol, More Symbols from the Insert tab's Symbols group.
Locate and select á, (fifth one down the left-hand column ...?) then click the
Shortcut Key button.
The default is Ctrl+', A but yours may have been changed to simply
Ctrl+A.
Select the Current keys: and click Remove or Reset All. Assign a new shortcut key if desired.
Remember to click
OK on the way out.

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