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From: Mike Row Soft on 6 Apr 2010 05:16
I just uninstalled and reinstalled Office 2003. Before, when I had multiple
Word and Excel files open, I could move between them swiftly withing that
program only using Ctrl-F6. But now, Ctrl-F6 is not working. All I can do
is use Alt-Tab, which is more time-consuming, as I must move between
EVERYTHING in all programs open. How do I get Ctrl-F6 to work in Office
again?
From: Bob I on 6 Apr 2010 08:52
You could try Help, Detect and Repair. But I wonder if you have
installed some 3rd party software that is intercepting the the CTRL+F6
so that Office is not receiving it?

Mike Row Soft wrote:

> I just uninstalled and reinstalled Office 2003. Before, when I had multiple
> Word and Excel files open, I could move between them swiftly withing that
> program only using Ctrl-F6. But now, Ctrl-F6 is not working. All I can do
> is use Alt-Tab, which is more time-consuming, as I must move between
> EVERYTHING in all programs open. How do I get Ctrl-F6 to work in Office
> again?

From: Jeff Johnson on 6 Apr 2010 15:24
"Mike Row Soft" <MikeRowSoft(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:507788B6-EFFB-4280-AE67-E513E6C20519(a)microsoft.com...

>I just uninstalled and reinstalled Office 2003. Before, when I had
>multiple
> Word and Excel files open, I could move between them swiftly withing that
> program only using Ctrl-F6. But now, Ctrl-F6 is not working. All I can
> do
> is use Alt-Tab, which is more time-consuming, as I must move between
> EVERYTHING in all programs open. How do I get Ctrl-F6 to work in Office
> again?

Is it possible you have some other program installed which has globally
"hijacked" the Ctrl+F6 key combination? My soft phone app sets a global hook
for Ctrl+Shift+A (which doesn't even work!!) and therefore I can't use this
combination in any other program, so I can't, for example, create a new
appointment in Outlook without the mouse or "going the long way" with the
keyboard.

A good way to test this would be to open another program which uses the MDI
interface and see if you can use Ctrl+F6 to move through its windows, since
it should be automatically provide by any MDI app. Unfortunately I can't
think of any MDI apps that come pre-installed with Windows off the top of my
head, and I don't know what you may have on your machine.


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