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Bob
When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
How do I get rid of him???
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Mark L. Ferguson
Click 'preferences' and turn off the 'search companion.'
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Bob
Yes Mark, that was helpful. Thank you. That little sucker is gone now!Mark L. Ferguson said:Click 'preferences' and turn off the 'search companion.'
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Elmo
Bob said:When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
Right-click the puppy, click "Turn off the Animation".
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VanguardLH
When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his
tail. How do I get rid of him???
Rolls eyes. Geez, why is it so impossible for some users to bother
investigating the options or preference settings for an application?
Super lazy, I guess, and yet they expend the effort to post in Usenet.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Call animal control.
: When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
: How do I get rid of him???
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: When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
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Bob
Was this any skin off your back? Why would you take the time, and expendVanguardLH said:in message news:[email protected]...
Rolls eyes. Geez, why is it so impossible for some users to bother
investigating the options or preference settings for an application? Super
lazy, I guess, and yet they expend the effort to post in Usenet.
the effort to reply to post to what you think is such a stupid question. If
I hadn't looked, and couldn't find an answer, I wouldn't have ask. Next
time think before you post.
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Unknown
Not everyone is as smart as you.
VanguardLH said:in message news:[email protected]...
Rolls eyes. Geez, why is it so impossible for some users to bother
investigating the options or preference settings for an application? Super
lazy, I guess, and yet they expend the effort to post in Usenet.
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bobjj
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:Call animal control.
or puppy chow from China
: When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his
tail.
: How do I get rid of him???
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Allan
It is a MS Agent application. Try visiting this webpage :Bob said:When I go to Start > Search, I get this little puppy dog wagging his tail.
How do I get rid of him???
http://www.microsoft.com/msagent/ . I don't know how to uninstall it but
there may be a way.
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VanguardLH
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Nothing to do with smarts. Has to do with having some initiative to
actually do some investigation on your own, or just LOOKING. God
forbid they actually *see* the link to "Change preferences" right
there in that left-side panel (which means they are using the
Fisher-Price interface since the animated characters don't show in the
classic Explorer search interface). It's like asking how to switch
off the room light when looking right at the wall with the wall switch
on it. It's right there!
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Not everyone is as smart as you.
Nothing to do with smarts. Has to do with having some initiative to
actually do some investigation on your own, or just LOOKING. God
forbid they actually *see* the link to "Change preferences" right
there in that left-side panel (which means they are using the
Fisher-Price interface since the animated characters don't show in the
classic Explorer search interface). It's like asking how to switch
off the room light when looking right at the wall with the wall switch
on it. It's right there!
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Unknown
You still are expecting everyone to be as smart as you. Supposing for
example, a person just arrived in the US from
Africa that never saw a light switch? Give the benefit of doubt to the
poster. (be human).
You don't even know the age of the poster.
example, a person just arrived in the US from
Africa that never saw a light switch? Give the benefit of doubt to the
poster. (be human).
You don't even know the age of the poster.
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VanguardLH
in message
Then that person hasn't a clue how the light bulbs work in the room,
doesn't even know that they turn off, so they wouldn't be asking how
to turn them off.
You still are expecting everyone to be as smart as you. Supposing
for example, a person just arrived in the US from
Africa that never saw a light switch? Give the benefit of doubt to
the poster. (be human).
You don't even know the age of the poster.
Then that person hasn't a clue how the light bulbs work in the room,
doesn't even know that they turn off, so they wouldn't be asking how
to turn them off.
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Swifty
VanguardLH said:Nothing to do with smarts. Has to do with having some initiative to
actually do some investigation on your own, or just LOOKING.
There are two sorts of people in the world. Faced with a problem, the
one sort tries to find an answer by themselves. The other sort prefer to
talk to another human being. Most of us are in the second group. Get
used to us, or we'll vote your sort out.
Actually, there are 10 sorts of people, those who understand binary, and
those who don't, but that's off topic.
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Unknown
True! Not as smart as you.
VanguardLH said:in message
Then that person hasn't a clue how the light bulbs work in the room,
doesn't even know that they turn off, so they wouldn't be asking how to
turn them off.