Your title line is certainly not a true statement. It is certainly also used for "Enter", it depends on what you are doing. It also is used for entering the highlighted choice in a dialog window and is part of the reason why my middle mouse button is set to "Enter". Old keyboards used to have two separate keys, one for new line, and one for Enter. Perhaps if you explained where it is giving you a problem we could provide a more reasoned answer -- may not be what want, but there is probably logic behind what you get. Of course Firefox can run on Windows 7, it would not be popular if it couldn't. <br><small>Please mark "Solved" one answer that will best help others with a similar problem -- hope this was it.</small> ---- * Windows 7 Home Premium<br>http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/windows-7/win7.htm * Firefox Problems &amp; Issues (Notes)<br>http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/firefox-problems.htm * Firefox and other Browser Keyboard Shortcuts (Comparison Table)<br>http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/keyboard.htm You can make '''Firefox 6.0''' look like Firefox 3.6.*, see numbered '''items 1-10''' in the following topic [http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/firefox-problems.htm#fx4interface Fix Firefox 4.0 toolbar user interface, problems (Make Firefox 4.0 thru 6.0, look like 3.6)]. ''Whether or not you make changes, you should be aware of what has changed and what you have to do to use changed or missing features.'' * http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/firefox-problems.htm#fx4interface There is a lot more beyond those first 10 steps listed, if you want to make Firefox more functional.

Teh Enter Key problem occur's in the first screen where we are asked to describe the problem. Every new line (enter key) causes the the screen to terminate. It IS a true statment, and an aggrevating problem to the user. Why else would I have said anything about it?