P
*Prot3anThr3ad*
i know this has been discussed before but i'm looking for a tray
manager / organizer that'll let me collapse my tray bar into one or two
icons.
manager / organizer that'll let me collapse my tray bar into one or two
icons.
J
John Jay Smith
you dont say that you are running 2k.. lol
on 2k I use effective desktop
http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/majorgeeks/appearance/efdsk101.zip
on 2k I use effective desktop
http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/majorgeeks/appearance/efdsk101.zip
I
In_Parentheses
John Jay Smith said:
I absolutely second that one! Vey good tray organizer (XP-like) and a few
other extras
P
*Prot3anThr3ad*
it'll work, thanks.
In_Parentheses said:
H
hummingbird
On XP, you can do this without additional apps.
Right-click the taskbar and take tab 'Taskbar', then tick the box
"hide inactive icons". You can customise which icons are to be hidden
when inactive.
J
John Jay Smith
He is on Win2k 
He forgot to mention it but I know it.. hehehe....
He forgot to mention it but I know it.. hehehe....
P
*Prot3anThr3ad*
yea, i forgot to mention that.
He is on Win2k
H
hummingbird
yea, i forgot to mention that.
tch tch :-(
H
hummingbird
He is on Win2k
That's your mind reading skills coming out again JJS ;-)
J
John Jay Smith
That's your mind reading skills coming out again JJS ;-)
No, we are internet friends.... I consider you one too....
I am truly friendly, but some people are not on the same wavelength...
What can I do? I offer.. but they reject.
I talk, but they ridicule...
You cant win them all they say... and it is true....
It may seem silly but you can study the human nature in these newsgroups. I
have learned some vital lessons.
No, we are internet friends.... I consider you one too....
I am truly friendly, but some people are not on the same wavelength...
What can I do? I offer.. but they reject.
I talk, but they ridicule...
You cant win them all they say... and it is true....
It may seem silly but you can study the human nature in these newsgroups. I
have learned some vital lessons.
H
hummingbird
It's very easy to take people the wrong way on usenet.
I often post shortened versions of my views but find others start
doing textual analyses.
Absolutely. Studying people is an interesting pasttime on newsgroups.
People will often express opinions from behind a handle that they
would never say in public under their own name. I notice this on the
political NGs especially.