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      11th Apr 2007
I stumbled accross a different way to view all open windows, and I have no
idea how I got there. I have windows XP professional, service pack 2.
Somehow, I accidently changed my view. Its kinda hard to explain....
basically, it was almost as if an active thumbnail of every window I had open
was tiled on the screen. It looked close to a slideshow preview in Microsoft
powerpoint. Each thumbnail did NOT tough the other. Three windows fit
accross the screen in the same row. The way I got out of the view was by
hitting alt-tab. Has anyone else seen this view? And do I get this view
again? I did a little research, and it is NOT "tile windows..." option.
Thanks
 
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      11th Apr 2007
NFLRavensUOP wrote:
> I stumbled accross a different way to view all open windows, and I have no
> idea how I got there. I have windows XP professional, service pack 2.
> Somehow, I accidently changed my view. Its kinda hard to explain....
> basically, it was almost as if an active thumbnail of every window I had
> open was tiled on the screen. It looked close to a slideshow preview in
> Microsoft powerpoint. Each thumbnail did NOT tough the other. Three
> windows fit accross the screen in the same row. The way I got out of the
> view was by hitting alt-tab. Has anyone else seen this view? And do I
> get this view again? I did a little research, and it is NOT "tile
> windows..." option. Thanks


It sounds like you tiled the Windows. If you right click on the taskbar
you'll have the option of either Tile Horizontally or Tile Vertically.
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      11th Apr 2007
No....if you read the bottom of my post, I specifically said that it was NOT
Tile Horizontally or Tile Vertically. Any other possibilities that you can
think of?

Thanks

"Tom Porterfield" wrote:

> NFLRavensUOP wrote:
> > I stumbled accross a different way to view all open windows, and I have no
> > idea how I got there. I have windows XP professional, service pack 2.
> > Somehow, I accidently changed my view. Its kinda hard to explain....
> > basically, it was almost as if an active thumbnail of every window I had
> > open was tiled on the screen. It looked close to a slideshow preview in
> > Microsoft powerpoint. Each thumbnail did NOT tough the other. Three
> > windows fit accross the screen in the same row. The way I got out of the
> > view was by hitting alt-tab. Has anyone else seen this view? And do I
> > get this view again? I did a little research, and it is NOT "tile
> > windows..." option. Thanks

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> It sounds like you tiled the Windows. If you right click on the taskbar
> you'll have the option of either Tile Horizontally or Tile Vertically.
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      11th Apr 2007
NFLRavensUOP wrote:
> No....if you read the bottom of my post, I specifically said that it was
> NOT Tile Horizontally or Tile Vertically. Any other possibilities that
> you can think of?


Sorry about that, I usually catch those details. Nothing I can think of,
but this is kind of a neat replacement for ALT-TAB in XP -
http://www.ntwind.com/software/taskswitchxp.html
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      12th Apr 2007
Sounds like the powertoy alt-tab replacement.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx


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>I stumbled accross a different way to view all open windows, and I have no
> idea how I got there. I have windows XP professional, service pack 2.
> Somehow, I accidently changed my view. Its kinda hard to explain....
> basically, it was almost as if an active thumbnail of every window I had
> open
> was tiled on the screen. It looked close to a slideshow preview in
> Microsoft
> powerpoint. Each thumbnail did NOT tough the other. Three windows fit
> accross the screen in the same row. The way I got out of the view was by
> hitting alt-tab. Has anyone else seen this view? And do I get this view
> again? I did a little research, and it is NOT "tile windows..." option.
> Thanks


 
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