open new tab option in IE8?

R

rob

In IE7, there was an option to open new tabs directly to the right of
the parent tab. for example:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, and Tab D are open. I am "in" Tab B. I open Tab
B2, and Tab B3. Now the "bar" that shows open Tabs shows as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab B2, Tab B3, Tab C, and Tab D.

That result is what I desire.

Now in IE8, the same activity (opening new tabs) shows on the "bar"
as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, Tab D, Tab B2, and Tab B3.

This to me is not acceptable. I cannot find the option in IE8 to
select the for first example. That was an option in IE7.

Thank you for any assistance.
 
R

rob

In IE7, there was an option to open new tabs directly to the right of
the parent tab. for example:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, and Tab D are open. I am "in" Tab B. I open Tab
B2, and Tab B3. Now the "bar" that shows open Tabs shows as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab B2, Tab B3, Tab C, and Tab D.

That result is what I desire.

Now in IE8, the same activity (opening new tabs) shows on the "bar"
as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, Tab D, Tab B2, and Tab B3.

This to me is not acceptable. I cannot find the option in IE8 to
select the for first example. That was an option in IE7.

Thank you for any assistance.

I meant "select for the first example".
 
G

Gordon

rob said:
In IE7, there was an option to open new tabs directly to the right of
the parent tab. for example:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, and Tab D are open. I am "in" Tab B. I open Tab
B2, and Tab B3. Now the "bar" that shows open Tabs shows as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab B2, Tab B3, Tab C, and Tab D.

That result is what I desire.

Now in IE8, the same activity (opening new tabs) shows on the "bar"
as:

Tab A, Tab B, Tab C, Tab D, Tab B2, and Tab B3.

This to me is not acceptable. I cannot find the option in IE8 to
select the for first example. That was an option in IE7.

Thank you for any assistance.

Not a Vista question.
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