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It sometimes happens to me, and usually I can work around it by selecting the whole document with a and resetting the language. I also uncheck the option “Detect language automatically”.
I put it down to my frequent changes of keyboard language, but obviously this doesn’t apply to you. Nevertheless, it could have something to do with the keyboard drivers.

Oana

Did you install/uninstall “J. River Media Center” ?

Did you install/uninstall “J. River Media Center” ?

Take a look at these threads:

http://forums.tomcoyote.org/index.php?showtopic=2076%5B/url%5D
http://www.computing.net/security/wwwboard/forum/7912.html [/url]

Take a look at these threads:

http://forums.tomcoyote.org/index.php?showtopic=2076%5B/url%5D
http://www.computing.net/security/wwwboard/forum/7912.html [/url]

Pouring good tequila on my head would be more wasteful than the squandering of your time (and besides it would sting my eyes).
I’ll better use it internally.
Have a nice weekend,
Oana

Disable. If you check Prompt you’ll get the annoying popups asking “Do you want to allow etc.”.

Disable. If you check Prompt you’ll get the annoying popups asking “Do you want to allow etc.”.

See attached picture.
If you find the prompt annoying you can enable ActiveX scripting and plug-ins; I keep this setting disabled (and thus don’t get the popup message) because I usually don’t lose anything of importance by not allowing each and every script or plug-in to run. On the other side, if you have sites where you want to allow scripting, add them to the Trusted Sites zones and adjust the custom settings correspondingly.

Internet Options > Security > Trusted Sites > Sites
Custom Level > Security Settings > Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins > enable

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How many does it take with Shift-Tab; which cycles backwards?

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[/indent] 15, but as I told jscher in the post above, it was just a glitch in the Security Settings. For the rest of this day I will pour ashes on my head.

On the other side, I’d like to go more deeply into your suggestions about a test boot and scanreg /opt – instead of which, if I understood WyllyWylly correctly, I could use ntregopt on my system. However, before starting another thread on this matter which has nothing to do with missing cursors I’ll re-search Google and the Lounge and read the relevant discussions.

Thank you for bearing with me so patiently,
Oana

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How many does it take with Shift-Tab; which cycles backwards?

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[/indent] 15, but as I told jscher in the post above, it was just a glitch in the Security Settings. For the rest of this day I will pour ashes on my head.

On the other side, I’d like to go more deeply into your suggestions about a test boot and scanreg /opt – instead of which, if I understood WyllyWylly correctly, I could use ntregopt on my system. However, before starting another thread on this matter which has nothing to do with missing cursors I’ll re-search Google and the Lounge and read the relevant discussions.

Thank you for bearing with me so patiently,
Oana

You are right, of course, and I started my pondering by rechecking the Custom Security Settings. It was as banal as Active Scripting being enabled or disabled (enabled > blinking cursor in search box, disabled > no cursor). Usually it is disabled, but probably I forgot to check after installing the last updates.
Thank you for pointing me, again, in the right direction,
Oana

You are right, of course, and I started my pondering by rechecking the Custom Security Settings. It was as banal as Active Scripting being enabled or disabled (enabled > blinking cursor in search box, disabled > no cursor). Usually it is disabled, but probably I forgot to check after installing the last updates.
Thank you for pointing me, again, in the right direction,
Oana

When cycling with Tab it takes 8 clicks to reach the search box.

If you’re not bored yet with the subject: I do a lot of data structuring and deleting of obsolete files and dirs. What about the evergrowing number of registry entries pointing at nonexistent targets ? Does the Registry drag them on without loss of functionality or performance ?

When cycling with Tab it takes 8 clicks to reach the search box.

If you’re not bored yet with the subject: I do a lot of data structuring and deleting of obsolete files and dirs. What about the evergrowing number of registry entries pointing at nonexistent targets ? Does the Registry drag them on without loss of functionality or performance ?