Resetting OE as your default mail program may fix they keyboard issue.
It has for me when another program took over the key.

Windows XP: Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Set Program Access and
Defaults, Custom, Email and select OE, even if it already seems to be
the default.

If that doesn't help, and you are using a Microsoft keyboard, then see:
Assign macro or function to keys on your keyboard
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237179

If your keyboard is from another manufacturer you might need to check
with them for a utility to assign functions to special keys.

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Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us



"Eric Demuydt" wrote in message
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I looked in Control Panel for Keyboard and in Program Files, but I
don't see a link to 'Key'.
I use the Home Edition of Windows XP.
There must be an othet way to give a destination-URL for the special
key on the keyboard (the envelope).

"Ron Sommer" schreef in bericht
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Special keys on the keyboard require software to select how the keys
are used.
Try looking in Control Panel for Keyboard or look in Program Files.
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Ron Sommer
MS MVP-Mail

"Eric Demuydt" wrote in message
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LeegI will solve the folowing problem:

When I puss the special key to open 'Outlook Express' I receive a
message on het PC-screen that I have to give a destination-URL for
the special key of the keyboard (an envelope).
I can't do what is given in the message because I do'nt find a link
that have the name 'Key'. I can't choose a function for the special
key.
What can I do now?