Which brings a slight problem that has developed. Ctr, Alt, Del brings up a
window of only program listing; the top of the window is missing to the
extent I have no tabs to choose. I cannot see task manager on the
Accessories list, either. Any ideas?
Joseph Harris
www.smilepoetryweekly.com
Which brings a slight problem that has developed for me. Ctr, Alt, Del
brings up a
window of only program listings; the top of the window is missing to the
extent I have no tabs to choose. I cannot see task manager on the
Accessories list, either, nor via Control Panel. Any ideas?
Joseph
Find the program on the bottom toolbar. I don't mean the quick launch item,
I mean whenever you open a new window whether it's Explorer, task manager,
whatever, you usually get a new item on the bottom toolbar - the one you can
click on to switch to that window when it's covered by another
I cannot see task manager on the Accessories list
Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Information. Expand
Software Environment. Select Running Tasks.
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the practice of setting standard defaults in style
sheets is often recommended to avoid gotchas with
different browsers and it seems that it has been taken
to a whole new level, which is at least
worth a read, URI's to
Bj,
Would you believe right click produces nothing For this item.For every
other window or program open, yes. In any case the programs-running window
is in the middle of the screen and does not have any of the other task
manager windows with it, not even a top, so to speak; jusr a window
Thanks Bj,
Got to running tasks this way, but it doesn't let me stop any.
Joseph Harris
www.smilepoetryweekly.com
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Joseph,
You could try pressing Alt-Space together and then the letter m; this
will produce the moving cross which normally would appear on the title
bar of the window. Imagine your can see that cross and start moving your
mouse down until you see the Task Manager title bar.
Dominique
You shouldn't have to go to these lengths, it sounds as though something in
Windows is seriously broken or you are stuck in some kind of seriously
unprivileged mode, but if you simply want to stop a running process and
Windows doesn't wanna let you, how about going to
well I tend not to bother with pixel perfect anyway, considering the
permutations that are available
to the user these days, I am happy if the layouts don't break when they are
zoomed to say 600%, but
the practice discussed in the first article, I had been in effect ( but not as
efficiently )
No Dominique,
Had several tries but it isn't working for me. The moving cross doesn't
appear, nor does the title bar.
Joseph
Joseph,
You could try pressing Alt-Space together and then the letter m; this
will produce the moving cross which normally would appear on the title
bar of the
Thanks Bj,
That is one for the morning. As you say I suspect something is amiss in
the depths of the virtual machinery. I should have full privileges, but I
might check that. It used to come up with its set of tabs, so I reckon
that a program added or subtracted has affected it. Just
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