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03-29-2009   #11


Windows 7 Professional x64
 
 


It may be a setting. "combine when taskbar is full" is what I use and it does not do this. I tried it with the other settings and it still does not do that. I don't know how to make it do that. The first thing I do with all builds is use "only combine when taskbar is full"

Thanks for pointing that out we'll have to keep an eye on it.

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03-29-2009   #12


 
 


It's never been there (on any of my installs, 7000, 7022, 7048, 7057 & now 7068). Always stays on the far left, unless unpinned from taskbar and moved to the left right hand side, but have just tried it & it still only opens within the same (overlapping) icon.
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03-29-2009   #13


Windows 7 build 7057
 
 


well i have been using Windows 7 since it was just in Beta and that has never been like that. I guess you guys dont use IE or you dont notice small things. It is a small change, but a good one that was well needed. I open 5-6 or more IE windows and before this new build, it was pretty difficult to have to right click to open a new IE window if you needed that.

Paul Thurott even wrote about this in his blog, so surely i can be the only one to notice this. I have installed windows 7 the 64 bit on my work computer, and i have installed it on about 10 other computers, it was never like that before build 7068. I will post 2 screen shots, the old build way of placing the icons and the new one.
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03-29-2009   #14


windows 7 X64
 
 


i dont see how that comes up for you... iv been using it sense prebeta and ie with tons of tabs and it never does that for me
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03-29-2009   #15


Windows 7 build 7057
 
 

picture of task bar

Check it out and let me know. My new task bar thing is much easier to use now, if it is a fluke, i like it.
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My System SpecsSystem Spec
03-29-2009   #16


Windows 7 Professional x64
 
 


I see what you mean. That IS nice. Can you remember changing the setting that would have done that? I think it would be nice. You can do it by setting up a "real" quick launch. But it's a pain and requires registry editing (i think) You can get a quick launch going really easy but it's on the right side by the tray. Let us know if you figure it out.
My System SpecsSystem Spec
03-29-2009   #17


Windows 7 build 7057
 
 


man i didnt do anything. The only thing i did was upgrade from 7057 which was a fresh install. Now that you are all saying that i must have a fluke set up, i hope Microsoft can make that the default. It is much easier to pop up a new IE session.

Sorry - it was like that after the upgrade and i have been happy about it, and noticed no one was talking about that.
My System SpecsSystem Spec
03-29-2009   #18


windows 7 X64
 
 


maybe the build you upgraded to was already modded for it
My System SpecsSystem Spec
03-29-2009   #19


Windows 7 Professional x64
 
 


That's right, someone may have made the mod before seeding it. That's probably it. You can find tutorials on how to do it.
My System SpecsSystem Spec
03-29-2009   #20


Windows 7 build 7057
 
 


i dont know, i doubt it but will accept that answer since no one else's is doing that.
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