where do i find sticky key setting at?
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control panel&#92;keyboard settings
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
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There are 3 ways of doing this:\n1 Goto Main Menu:\nChoose: "Tool"\nClick on "track changes" again.\n2. Or press "Ctrl+Shift +E"\n3.At the lowest bottom part of your "word screen" find the three small letters, "TRK" and right click for its options or left click for an immediate change between on & off.
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click start then help exlains it \n\n on the menu up top click edit and then click select all or keyboard short cut hold down ctrl key and the A at the same time does the same thing note in the edit menu to the right of the select all is ctrl+a those are key board short cuts they are also listed in the help file
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System Preferences > Dashboard & Exposé\n\nDisable all your Screen Corners and Keyboard Short Cuts ( "-" on the pull-down)
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If you have an extended keyboard there should be a delete key with an X inside a box on it, just under the "help" key. That is the forward-delete key.
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press the windows key on the keyboard to locate it.
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the answer is at your fingertips\n\n(keyrow and key number on keyboard)
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use you're advanced settings of you're vid card. the only other way i know of is on some older laptops had slide adjustments on the outside of the case or secondary key functions on the first row of keys closest to screen
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when you log on, just go to setttings in right corner button and try general preferences
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Well for starters, all keyboards are a standard configuration.\nIf yould be a rather big pain in the butt to have to teach yourself where all the new key placing's are.
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Note*  See the long narrow thing on your keyboard?????  it's called the space bar,  try using it!!
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I hate sticky keys!!!\n\nDid you hold your shift key down too long?  Windows XP won't even give you time to think about what to type next.\n\nHere you go...\n\nStickyKeys is designed for people who have difficulty holding down two or more keys simultaneously. When a shortcut requires a key combination, such as CTRL+P, StickyKeys will enable you to press a modifier key (CTRL, ALT, or SHIFT), or the Windows logo key (), and have it remain active until another key is pressed.\n\nOpen Accessibility Options. \nOn the Keyboard tab, under StickyKeys, select the Use StickyKeys check box. \nTo turn off StickyKeys, clear the Use StickyKeys check box.\n\nYopu can find the directiosn with clickable links in your HELP menu.  Go to Start, Help, and then search for sticky keys...\n\nHope this helps!\n\nAfter you cancel it, you will probably have to restart your computer to get your keyboard to work right again... I have to...
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"" next to the enter(return) key. hold down shift and press it.
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Heres a keyboard shortcut -\nALT + F4\n\nHope it helps \nTom
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Go onto your control panel and into 'regional and language options' ensure that the standard is set to your correct country (american keyboards have the @ where our " is... and if you notice... have NO POUND SIGN!)\n\nthat should set your keyboard back to normal.