Wordpad Typing Over Words
WordPad is an application provided by Microsoft Windows that lets you to type text or a document into the application. Unlike the application Notepad, WordPad document contains enhanced formatting and graphics that allow you to link or insert objects like images, tables or other files. Microsoft WordPad is a word processor included with the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. It can be used to create documents, such as a letter. WordPad provides more formatting options than NotePad, the other included word processor with Windows. This makes WordPad more ideal for a letter than NotePad. Option 2: Using the built-in field codes and Equation Editor. Go to the Insert tab Text group, then click Quick Parts. (Word 2003: Insert Field) Select Field. Scroll down the list of Field names and select Eq. Click Equation Editor. A text box is added to the document, along with a floating Equation toolbar.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.helpandsupport I type and it overwrites what I had there before. This occurs sometimes. Iobviously am doing something intermittingly which causes this, and I can'tfathom what. Likely this is very simple, but I'm frustrated by not finding aclue in various help paths, so far.
This path is a likely a winner.Also, when I try to condense a singular/plural concept into one word,specifically xxxx(s), the (s) turns into an?emoticon. A space eliminatesthe effect, viz. Any comments would be appreciated.-Regards, bill1017.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.helpandsupport If you hit the 'Insert' key, most word processors will toggle betweenoverwrite and insert.Just tap the key again and you will be back to inserting text in the messageinstead of overwriting.Of course the 'Insert' key is right next to the 'delete' key and it is easyto tap it without meaning to.' Bill1017' wrote in messagenews:E50AAF57-F122-4CC7-B90C-BE864D1DCE13@microsoft.com.I type and it overwrites what I had there before. This occurs sometimes.
I obviously am doing something intermittingly which causes this, and I can't fathom what. Likely this is very simple, but I'm frustrated by not finding a clue in various help paths, so far. This path is a likely a winner. Also, when I try to condense a singular/plural concept into one word, specifically xxxx(s), the (s) turns into an?emoticon. A space eliminates the effect, viz.
Any comments would be appreciated. Regards, bill1017. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.helpandsupport Thank you Richard Goh, yes, insert key(s) toggle, problem eliminated. I notethat Microsoft did an automatic update overnight which required a restart,which microsoft did, and the restart apparently reset the overwrite mode tozero (off)(if that makes sense). I guess I was getting out of the overwritestate, when it existed, by unassociated restarts for whatever reason.Concerning the 'emoticon?' , a crescent moon, that doesn't occur inwordpad, rather it is the email writer/editor in MSN.
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Separate 'problem.' -Regards, bill1017'Richard Goh' wrote: If you hit the 'Insert' key, most word processors will toggle between overwrite and insert. Just tap the key again and you will be back to inserting text in the message instead of overwriting. Of course the 'Insert' key is right next to the 'delete' key and it is easy to tap it without meaning to. 'bill1017' wrote in message news:E50AAF57-F122-4CC7-B90C-BE864D1DCE13@microsoft.com. I type and it overwrites what I had there before.
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This occurs sometimes. I obviously am doing something intermittingly which causes this, and I can't fathom what.
Likely this is very simple, but I'm frustrated by not finding a clue in various help paths, so far. This path is a likely a winner. Also, when I try to condense a singular/plural concept into one wordspecifically xxxx(s), the (s) turns into an?emoticon.
A space eliminates the effect, viz. Any comments would be appreciated. - Regards, bill1017.