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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / November 2007Appointment times
I am using office 2007 and the drop down time box will not stay open to change a time when inputting an appointment. I have to keep it open with the mouse and then use the keyboard arrows to select time. This occurs using office in Windows XP but not Vista? Thank you for any help. > I am using office 2007 and the drop down time box will not stay open > to change a time when inputting an appointment. I have to keep it > open with the mouse and then use the keyboard arrows to select time. > This occurs using office in Windows XP but not Vista? > Thank you for any help. Do you have the X-mouse feature enabled (i.e., where focus follows the mouse pointer)?  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] No, at least not that I can find. I am using a Logitech desktop wireless set. > > I am using office 2007 and the drop down time box will not stay open > > to change a time when inputting an appointment. I have to keep it [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Do you have the X-mouse feature enabled (i.e., where focus follows the mouse > pointer)? > No, at least not that I can find. I am using a Logitech desktop > wireless set. Do you have the TweakUI powertoy installed? SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] I have windows powertoys 1.3. > > No, at least not that I can find. I am using a Logitech desktop > > wireless set. > > Do you have the TweakUI powertoy installed? > I have windows powertoys 1.3. If that version includes TweakUI, then open it and look under the Mouse configuration for "X-Mouse" and see if the "Activation follows mouse (X-Mouse)" option is checked. Or, use regedit to examine the value of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\UserPreferencesMask. If the bottom bit of the first byte is a one (i.e., the first byte is an odd number, like 99), subtract one from that value (i.e., make it 98, if it's 99). So, it that key contains, say, "99 32 06 80", when you're done, it should say "98 32 06 80". SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] No Tweak UI but under current user, etc. the value is "9f 7e 07 80". > > I have windows powertoys 1.3. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > that key contains, say, "99 32 06 80", when you're done, it should say "98 > 32 06 80". > No Tweak UI but under current user, etc. the value is "9f 7e 07 80". Change the first byte to "9e" SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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