I've encountereda funbug in the IntelliType Pro beta softwarerecently posted by Microsoft for Windows 7. The software hijacked the hardware buttons on my new HP Pavillion DV4-1287cl laptop. I would have never noticed since the only button I use is the one to disable and enable wireless; however, I accidentally hit the volume control and suddenly a dozen instances of Excel 2007 popped on my screen. It turns out the only button not pointing to the wrong location was the wireless button - all the others loaded Office 2007 apps. As soon as I uninstalled the IntelliType Pro software, the problem was immediately resolved. BTW, the event also gave me an opportunityto bequite impressed with memory management in the x64 RC.Literally a dozeninstances of Excel were started and it barelymade a dent in CPUor RAM usage....Stephen

I had the same problem here. There seems to be a 'feature' in Microsoft Intellitype that automatically maps those hardware buttons to excel stuff. Very handy. I've opened c:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliType Pro\commands.xml in notepad, deleted *all* references to excel, killed the itype.exe and restarted it and voila, problem solved :) You can download my altered version of commands.xml here: http://rapidshare.com/files/266092603/commands.xml.html Mirror: http://pastebin.com/f58036e93 Hope that helps :-)