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Hi, go to tools, internet options, advanced, and click reset.<br />
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This will reset the browser settings and hopefully whatever is causing this.<br />
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HTH
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What you are looking for in thie thread is the last 4-6 responses.<br />
<a href="http://www.clubgti.com/FORUM/showthread.php?t=149612" rel="ugc">http://www.clubgti.com/FORUM/showthread.php?t=149612</a><br />
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Good Luck<br />
Carrzkiss
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the user's settings are currently left to right. &nbsp;would they 'flip' after some use? &nbsp;Anyway, I've advised the user to check the settings if/when the problem recurrs.
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I have a user who, after having IE open for some time, when she goes to type, the keyboard input will push out backwards. &nbsp; I.e. the cursor stays on the left of the input box, and key punches are pushed out to the right. &nbsp; This affects IE only, all other apps are fine.
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I have a user who, after having IE open for some time, when she goes to type, the keyboard input will push out backwards.   I.e. the cursor stays on the left of the input box, and key punches are pushed out to the right.   This affects IE only, all other apps are fine.

Hi, go to tools, internet options, advanced, and click reset.

This will reset the browser settings and hopefully whatever is causing this.

HTH

What you are looking for in thie thread is the last 4-6 responses.
http://www.clubgti.com/FORUM/showthread.php?t=149612

Good Luck
Carrzkiss

the user&#39;s settings are currently left to right.  would they &#39;flip&#39; after some use?  Anyway, I&#39;ve advised the user to check the settings if/when the problem recurrs.

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