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pyotr filipivich
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I have moved the task bar tot he right side of the screen.
I have a number of applications which I have 'loaded' onto the quick
launch section of the task bar. Now, aside from the fact that
Microsoft seems to have different icons for it's products in Vista and
XP (and the confusion that is causing), is the small minor detail that
the vista task bar seems to reorganize at random. I've set up two
columns of icons, with tasks "lumped" together in rows according to my
own preferences. (mail washer next to the email program, the MP3 tag
program next to the music player, spider solitaire next to the
connection icon in the top row, and so forth)
But the spontaneous reorganization is a real PITA. I want to
click on the "next" program in the day's activities, and instead of
agent being under the browser (on row 4) it is now on row 7 in the
left column.
Yeah, I know, "so what?" Well, it is mocrosoft, and it just
works, but does anyone know if this spontaneity be reined in, short of
changing operating systems?
thanks in advance
pyotr
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pyotr filipivich
"Remember, the moral of our show. Put your troubles away until tomorrow.
If you're lucky, somebody will break into your house tonight and steal them."
Dean Martin
I have a number of applications which I have 'loaded' onto the quick
launch section of the task bar. Now, aside from the fact that
Microsoft seems to have different icons for it's products in Vista and
XP (and the confusion that is causing), is the small minor detail that
the vista task bar seems to reorganize at random. I've set up two
columns of icons, with tasks "lumped" together in rows according to my
own preferences. (mail washer next to the email program, the MP3 tag
program next to the music player, spider solitaire next to the
connection icon in the top row, and so forth)
But the spontaneous reorganization is a real PITA. I want to
click on the "next" program in the day's activities, and instead of
agent being under the browser (on row 4) it is now on row 7 in the
left column.
Yeah, I know, "so what?" Well, it is mocrosoft, and it just
works, but does anyone know if this spontaneity be reined in, short of
changing operating systems?
thanks in advance
pyotr
--
pyotr filipivich
"Remember, the moral of our show. Put your troubles away until tomorrow.
If you're lucky, somebody will break into your house tonight and steal them."
Dean Martin