I am using remote desktop from Windows2000 and also Windows XP towards
another PC which is running Windows XP. I get the unwanted behaviour:
- When typing a quote it appears only after typing the same quote a second
time
(same behaviour with single or double quotes)
- When positioning the cursor somewhere and then scrolling by up- or
down-keys I am selecting text while this should not be the case as I don't
keep shift-key pressed

Both effects happen in any application I run on the target PC... for this
reason I believe it is terminal services related.

I have looked on the support site but cannot find any described case like this

Any one ever experienced this too? I am using a NorthAmerican keyboard and
the target computer has a UK keyboard.

1 is caused by using the US International keyboard.

2 may be caused by using Sticky keys from accessability or just a stuck key. Power saving features have rarly been known for doing this. Just press Shift again if it's a power saving thing.

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"Ronald.T" <Ronald.T@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AD61C98B-D1A7-403D-9F7A-17FDC56D8F7D@microsoft.com...
>I am using remote desktop from Windows2000 and also Windows XP towards
> another PC which is running Windows XP. I get the unwanted behaviour:
> - When typing a quote it appears only after typing the same quote a second
> time
> (same behaviour with single or double quotes)
> - When positioning the cursor somewhere and then scrolling by up- or
> down-keys I am selecting text while this should not be the case as I don't
> keep shift-key pressed
>
> Both effects happen in any application I run on the target PC... for this
> reason I believe it is terminal services related.
>
> I have looked on the support site but cannot find any described case like this
>
> Any one ever experienced this too? I am using a NorthAmerican keyboard and
> the target computer has a UK keyboard.

Ronald.T wrote:

> - When typing a quote it appears only after typing the same quote a
> second time
> (same behaviour with single or double quotes)


You're using the US-International keyboard layout, which is provided to
facilitate typing special characters like ä. This can be turned off in
Control Panel | Regional and Language Options | Languages | Details |
Settings.

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