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Turns out it was a problem with Office 2007. &nbsp;I installed Office 2003 and it works like a charm.<br />
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Thanks
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Turns out it was a problem with Office 2007.  I installed Office 2003 and it works like a charm.

Thanks

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Hi everyone,<br />
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Recently our office upgraded our tablet PC's to the new Motion LE series. &nbsp;Everything is fine, except our company uses an Excel based software that doesn't seem to work right when used with the tablet's pen. To simplify the program, there are up and down arrows that when clicked will increase or decrease a number. When I attach the keyboard and click on the arrows with the keyboard &quot;mouse&quot; they work fine. When I try to use the pen to click the arrows, nothing will happen until I click on another cell. <br />
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I have this installed on other tablets and it works fine, so I'm really at a loss right now. &nbsp;I'm also using Office 2007 and Vista. &nbsp;Thanks for any help.
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Hi everyone,

Recently our office upgraded our tablet PC's to the new Motion LE series.  Everything is fine, except our company uses an Excel based software that doesn't seem to work right when used with the tablet's pen. To simplify the program, there are up and down arrows that when clicked will increase or decrease a number. When I attach the keyboard and click on the arrows with the keyboard "mouse" they work fine. When I try to use the pen to click the arrows, nothing will happen until I click on another cell. 

I have this installed on other tablets and it works fine, so I'm really at a loss right now.  I'm also using Office 2007 and Vista.  Thanks for any help.

Problems with Excel 2007 and Tablet Pen??

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