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Hello and thanks for the reply.  

I don't see anything in the systray running that points to keyboard software.  If I'm not mistaken (I'm not at that computer until tomorrow) the computer may be using a Logitech keyboard and mouse which may have its own driver.  I can dig into that when I get there....
DAVE

Both the host and viewer are using a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse if that helps.  Just now to get a cap on the words I had to use the caps key.  So the shift key is not working properly.  I have the viewer installed on both machines as I go back and forth from one location to the other.  The enter key is not working either as I try to type a new paragraph.

I installed the RU Host on a laptop just now and logged in using one of the computers having the keyboard issue with the hosts on each of those two computers (each have a host and viewer as I regularly go from one location to the other and log in to the other computer).  The WIN7 laptop displayed the same keyboard issues as on the two desktop computers.  This leads me to believe it's not the host operating system because the laptop has no Logitech keyboard attached...

All machines are using Avast Pro Antivirus.
All machines have been rebooted a few times now.
I'll read the article and get back to you.

THX
DAVE

OK, I got it...
Noticed the Viewer and Host computer have Security Task Manager installed.  It comes with an optional spy monitoring program called Spy Protector that monitors keyboard strokes, mouse activity, macros and registry programs for hackers.  I turned off the monitoring of the mouse and keyboard on both machines and I have my @ key back and my enter key, so I'm sure that was it.  

I'll play around with it later to see if I can fine tune it.
Thanks for your help.
DAVE