No, I don't. However, you might want to see if you have a spyware problem that's causing it. I really like Spysweeper, but there are a lot of free ones out there that are pretty good.


>Not on my work PC, but on my home PC, I suffered from a few virus attacks some time back. It seems that since then, but not sure if anything to do with it, the pc won't respond to keyboard shortcuts, e.g. CTRL-C for copy, CTRL-V for paste, CTRL-home for top of document etc. It matters not whether I'm in Word, VFP, Notepad or what.
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>Is there any means of restoring these via Windows (besides re-installing Windows, which I may have to do at a pinch)?
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>TIA
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>Terry
>- It's not the cough that carries you off - it's the coffin they carry