Word 2007 and anoying Reasarch window.


  1. otuatail
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    Word 2007 and anoying Reasarch window.


    I am trying to type a document in office word 2007. I keep getting an anoying Reasarch window. I click the X to clse it but when I place the cursor back in the document it comes back. Can't it go away for good?
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  3. cyclops
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    Post a screen shot, computer make and model so that everyone can have a look
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  4. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    Alt+Click opens Research so possibly your alt key is stuck ?
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