Taskbar not holding minimized url pages

G

George

Windows XP SP2, with IE6.

Don't know if this is a Windows or a browser problem, but thought
I should post here first.

If I have a webpage minimized on the taskbar and then open a
second url, the minimized url disappears from the taskbar;
likewise if I minimize the second url to the taskbar, the first
minimized url disappears also, and is replaced by the second url.

If the second minimized is a file or folder from the hard drive,
then the problem doesn't occur, in other words words, only a
second webpage (url) will cause the problem.

I've looked all over for the setting that controls this, but can't
find it. Any pointers/fixes will be appreciated.

Thanks,

George
 
F

Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM

George said:
Windows XP SP2, with IE6.

Don't know if this is a Windows or a browser problem, but thought I should
post here first.

If I have a webpage minimized on the taskbar and then open a second url,
the minimized url disappears from the taskbar; likewise if I minimize the
second url to the taskbar, the first minimized url disappears also, and is
replaced by the second url.

If the second minimized is a file or folder from the hard drive, then the
problem doesn't occur, in other words words, only a second webpage (url)
will cause the problem.

I've looked all over for the setting that controls this, but can't find
it. Any pointers/fixes will be appreciated.


Are these pages in separate IE windows or on tabs in the same IE window?
If they're on tabs this is expected behavior.
 
G

George

Found it:

IE > Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Browsing > uncheck
"Reuse windows for launching shortcuts"

George
 
G

George

Frank,

These were in separate IE windows (completely different websites),
but I found the setting:

IE > Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Browsing > uncheck
"Reuse windows for launching shortcuts"

Regards,

George
 

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