NIS 2009 and Hotkeys in IE 7 Pro

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Gee, Ralf, you’re absolutely right.  I had IE 7 Pro on my machine and experienced the most horrible lockups and screen distortions while installing NIS2009 that I pulled it off.  But that didn’t fix the problem, which was a conflict of a new NSW Premiere Edition with NIS 2009.  Once I removed the problematic NSW, reinstalled NSW basic edition with NIS 2009, I had no problems; but I forgot to re-install IE 7 Pro.  So now I am wondering if I experienced a 3-part conflict instead of a 2-part conflict.  I will try IE 7 Pro right after this post and report back.

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Ralf,

 

I was half-right.  I had disabled IE7Pro during the NIS2009 install, but not uninstalled it; and then enabled it immediately without even noticing it (most have been the 1-in-the-am blindness).  I am happy to say, that it is right here in front of my face, running so smoothly I didn't even think about it.

 

Btw, folks, it's one of the best freebies Microsoft has to offer; and it comes the closest to making IE7 almost the same as Firefox 3.

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Hi mijcar,

thanks for testing.

But sorry, I do not understand it completely. Do you have hotkeys in IE7Pro?

Regards

Ralf

 

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Hi the everyone.

I' m a "new" german user of NIS 2009 and NAB, so please excuse my bad english.

Yesterday I installed NIS and NAB and since then all hotkeys in IE 7 Pro are gone.

In the hotkey list e. g. "Crtl - Shift - A" is now replaced by an "+" or an "++".

Removed NIS and the hotkeys were back.

Installed again - no hotkeys.

Is this a known problem or has someone a solution?

Regards

Ralf

 

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Ralf,

 

This may not be useful since I haven't created my own hotkeys before.  You are right about the +'s showing up, but no list of keys.  I did find that you can still define the hotkeys by

a.  select the action

b.  click on the "shortcut" space below.

c.  start by clicking the +, then holding the shift or control or alt key that you want, then the letter, and so on.  Then click "modify".

 

But why you can't see the definition, I can't say.  I will try this on one of my machines that doesn't have NIS2009 on it to see what difference there is.

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mijcar,

the hotkeys are there by default.

I have not create some on my own.

When NIS is removed, the "+" signs are changing into e. g. "Ctrl-Shift" etc.

Then I installed it again and only "+".

I hope you understand what I mean.

Thanks for helping me.

Regards

Ralf

 

 

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Ralf, you are absolutely correct.

 

Here is what Ralf is talking about:

 

Before NIS2009 is installed, this is what the shortcut keys menu looks like:

 

 

After NIS 2009 is installed, this is what the shortcut keys menu looks like:

 

 

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mijcar,

exactly!!

It seems as if my english is not too bad :smileywink:

Perhaps it will be found a solution.

Regards

Ralf

 

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More info:

 

Problem definitely persists even when I do the following:

a.  Uninstall IE7Pro

b.  Run NSW to remove debris

c.  Reinstall IE7Pro

 

This is a clear bug to me.

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Sorry I have forgotten: Windows XP Pro SP 3.

Regards

Ralf