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Windows 7 - Taskbar click - activate program instead of tabs view

 
04-18-2010   #1


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Taskbar click - activate program instead of tabs view

Hi.
I saw that when I have more tabs opened in my browser and I switch to other program, come back to browser isn't possible with taskbar icon click - tabs menu is opening all the time. Little trick to avoid that is right click on taskbar -> properties and switch 'taskbar buttons' to any other option, but then the buttons are few times bigger (labels are turning on) and this is not 100% solution

Is it possible to reach the click=open effect without turning on labels? I can view/chose tabs by mouse hovering button on taskbar i don't want mouseclicking doing it.

Regards.

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04-21-2010   #2


Windows 7 Professional
 
 


C'mon guys, don't tell me noone else is annoyed by this :P
Just discovered that holding ctrl while clicking on taskbar gives the effect that i want, but holding this button is still to much, i want it as simpy as in xp.
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