Disabling Minimized grouped windows

Discussion in 'Software' started by nicetime, Apr 21, 2004.

  1. nicetime

    nicetime Private E-2

    When you minimize somthing in IE in XP and have more than say five webpages open and they all group together, can you disable that? I looked in folder option and internet option taskbar properties and I can't find the setting I'm probably just over looking it and need a fresh pair of eyes. Y is that enabled by defualt what a dumb feature :rolleyes: Some things a better left unchanged......Windows 2000 for life!!!!!!!
     
  2. Endi

    Endi Lt. Links

    Do you mean like opening other folders in the same window. without opening a different window everytime for a new folder?


    IE will open a new instance if you click on a link or open another website that cannot be avoided in IE

    you might to give a tabbed browser a chance.

    liky myIE2 or Opera

    Edit:if you want the folders to open in the same windoow and not a separate window

    start
    control panel
    folder options
    on the general tab
    browse folder
    option of open folder in in its own window should be chosen


    edit:sorry about that. I did not fully understand your question :)
     
    Last edited: Apr 21, 2004
  3. Troy

    Troy Private E-2

    Right click on Taskbar, select 'Properties', uncheck 'Group Similar taskbar buttons' under 'Taskbar Appearance' and Voila!
     
  4. nicetime

    nicetime Private E-2

    thankx troy I new It was that stupid I swear I'm loosing it right in front of me........
     

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