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Windows logo key+E "closes" Powerpoint2007

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regnig - 11 Feb 2007 19:22 GMT
I have recently upgraded to Office 2007 on an WindowsXP machine.  When I try
to use Windows logo key+E to bring up MyComputer, it also "closes" any open
Powerpoint2007 sessions.  When it "closes" PowerPoint2007, it doesn't save
the open files.  Windows Task Manager indicates that POWERPNT.EXE is still
running, but I cannot interact with in.  I cannot start a new instance of
PowerPoint until I uese Task Manager to end the POWERPNT.EXE process, or
until I reboot.

Any idea on how I can get Windows logo key+E to behave "normally" again?
DJosephDesign - 16 Feb 2007 15:44 GMT
Hmm. Windows-E does nothing for me—in PowerPoint or elsewhere in Windows XP.
regnig - 17 Feb 2007 16:46 GMT
The Windows keyboard shortcuts overview in WindowsXP Help gives shortcuts
(under the Natural Keyboard shortcuts) which use the Windows logo key.  Many
of them are quite useful:

Windows+M minimizes all windows,
Windows+Break displays the System Properties dialog box,
Windows+R opens the Run dialog box,
Windows+L locks the computer,
and, the one I use most often,
Windows+E opens My Computer.

Unfortunately, this no longer works for me, with Powerpoint2007 and WindowsXP.

> Hmm. Windows-E does nothing for me—in PowerPoint or elsewhere in Windows XP.
 
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