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John Barnes
Is there an easy way to launch task manager? I am lost without it and going
thru help all the time is a pain.
thru help all the time is a pain.
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MICHAEL
John Barnes said:Is there an easy way to launch task manager? I am lost without it and going thru help all
the time is a pain.
right click your taskbar (at the bottom)... you'll see it.
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Colin Barnhorst
Right click on the Task Bar and choose Task Manager.
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MICHAEL
John Barnes said:Is there an easy way to launch task manager? I am lost without it and going thru help all
the time is a pain.
Also, enter- taskmgr into the search bar in the start menu. It will find
it... then right click it. You'll see options to Pin it to the start Menu or
add it to Quick Launch.
-Michael
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John Barnes
Thanks to both of you for your prompt replies.
Colin Barnhorst said:Right click on the Task Bar and choose Task Manager.
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Mario Rosario
I'll be darned. Of all the years I've used Windows, I've never see it there.
I always used the 3 finger salute. It pays to read newgroups.
I always used the 3 finger salute. It pays to read newgroups.
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Rick Rogers
I use ctrl+shift+escape normally.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
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John Barnes
Didn't get the options you mention. Only launches. It would be nice in
quick launch.
quick launch.
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Colin Barnhorst
It also behaves differently.
Mario Rosario said:I'll be darned. Of all the years I've used Windows, I've never see it
there. I always used the 3 finger salute. It pays to read newgroups.
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Mario Rosario
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MICHAEL
Did you *right click* it?
John Barnes said:Didn't get the options you mention. Only launches. It would be nice in quick launch.
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Mark D. VandenBerg
"It"
What behaves differently?
What behaves differently?
Colin Barnhorst said:It also behaves differently.
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Mario Rosario
You never fail to make me laugh.
Mark D. VandenBerg said:"It"
What behaves differently?
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Colin Barnhorst
The Task Manager simply opens in the upper left of the screen instead of
changing the screen as well. Try opening it both ways to see what I mean.
changing the screen as well. Try opening it both ways to see what I mean.
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Mario Rosario
It still behaves the same for me. I still don't know what you mean.
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Colin Barnhorst
Give Vista the three finger salute and you get a screen with options. Open
Task Manager from the Task Bar and you just get TM on the upper left of the
screen. Just try it both ways. The behavior of the system is different
according to how you call up TM. It is the same on XP.
Task Manager from the Task Bar and you just get TM on the upper left of the
screen. Just try it both ways. The behavior of the system is different
according to how you call up TM. It is the same on XP.
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Mario Rosario
Gotcha.
Colin Barnhorst said:Give Vista the three finger salute and you get a screen with options.
Open Task Manager from the Task Bar and you just get TM on the upper left
of the screen. Just try it both ways. The behavior of the system is
different according to how you call up TM. It is the same on XP.
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John Barnes
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Mark D. VandenBerg
When you type into the search box and the icon shows up in the results above
it, right-click on the icon in the search results.
Yes. On every panel and every section.
it, right-click on the icon in the search results.
Yes. On every panel and every section.
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John Barnes
Thanks.
Mark D. VandenBerg said:When you type into the search box and the icon shows up in the results
above
it, right-click on the icon in the search results.
Yes. On every panel and every section.