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Thanks for the suggestions! I will give it a shot and let you guys know.
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Any clue why a dell latop running windows xp with microsoft office 2000 opens print preview in outlook when user presses delete key? The weird thing is that it will only happen if the laptop is not docked. I checked all of the function keys on the laptop and there is not one for the delete key. Any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks in advance for your response
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Any clue why a dell latop running windows xp with microsoft office 2000 opens print preview in outlook when user presses delete key? The weird thing is that it will only happen if the laptop is not docked. I checked all of the function keys on the laptop and there is not one for the delete key. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance for your response

Delete button opens print preview !?!?

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