Okay, thanks for the help. I know I can press the Ctrl key and then click the
link, which will open a new tab, but I was hoping to bypass that extra step
if there was an automatic way of doing it. Thanks again, Tony

"Leonard Grey" wrote:

> Gordon is correct...I only wanted to add that there are probably many
> third-party add-ons that will do what you wish. IE7Pro is one example.
> However, before you consider an add-on make sure it is fully compatible
> with IE 7.
>
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> TonyT wrote:
> > Hopefully the subject line wasn't too confusing, but what I'm asking is, I've
> > added the "Links" toolbar to the top of my explorer window. I only have 2
> > linked sites there, and when I click one, it changes the tab from my current
> > homepage to the new link. However, if I click on the second linked site, it
> > will reuse that same tab, rather than opening a new one.
> > What I'm trying to figure out is, is there a way to open a new tab, with a
> > current tab open, when clicking a linked site, from the links toolbar?
> > Is anyone as confused as I am just typing that? :o)
>