even tried osk. nada.
any ideas? RC2
Wally

are you using the windows-tab when doing the Flip 3d?



"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> even tried osk. nada.
> any ideas? RC2
> Wally[/color]

Using Windows Flip 3D

With Windows Flip 3D, you can quickly preview all of your open windows (for
example, open files, folders, and documents) without having to click the
taskbar. Flip 3D displays your open windows in a stack. At the top of the
stack, you'll see one open window. To see other windows, you can flip
through the stack.

To switch windows using Flip 3D
Press the Windows logo key +TAB to open Flip 3D.

While holding down the Windows logo key , press TAB repeatedly or rotate the
mouse wheel to cycle through open windows. You can also press RIGHT ARROW or
DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to
cycle backward one window.

Release the Windows logo key to display the frontmost window in the stack.
Or, click any part of any window in the stack to display that window.

Tips
Another way to use Flip 3D is to press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB to keep
Flip 3D open. You can then press TAB to cycle through the windows. (You can
also press RIGHT ARROW or DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press
LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to cycle backward one window.) Press ESC to close
Flip 3D.

You can also open Flip 3D by clicking the Switch between windows button on
the taskbar. Click a window in the stack to display that window, or click
outside the stack to close Flip 3D without switching windows.

See also
How do I get Windows Aero?



"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> even tried osk. nada.
> any ideas? RC2
> Wally[/color]

No, the keys do not work, win-tab or win-atrl-tab. It does not work on the
osk either.

"Yoshi" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Using Windows Flip 3D
>
> With Windows Flip 3D, you can quickly preview all of your open windows (for
> example, open files, folders, and documents) without having to click the
> taskbar. Flip 3D displays your open windows in a stack. At the top of the
> stack, you'll see one open window. To see other windows, you can flip
> through the stack.
>
> To switch windows using Flip 3D
> Press the Windows logo key +TAB to open Flip 3D.
>
> While holding down the Windows logo key , press TAB repeatedly or rotate the
> mouse wheel to cycle through open windows. You can also press RIGHT ARROW or
> DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to
> cycle backward one window.
>
> Release the Windows logo key to display the frontmost window in the stack.
> Or, click any part of any window in the stack to display that window.
>
> Tips
> Another way to use Flip 3D is to press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB to keep
> Flip 3D open. You can then press TAB to cycle through the windows. (You can
> also press RIGHT ARROW or DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press
> LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to cycle backward one window.) Press ESC to close
> Flip 3D.
>
> You can also open Flip 3D by clicking the Switch between windows button on
> the taskbar. Click a window in the stack to display that window, or click
> outside the stack to close Flip 3D without switching windows.
>
> See also
> How do I get Windows Aero?
>
>
>
> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > even tried osk. nada.
> > any ideas? RC2
> > Wally[/color]
>[/color]

****... What could be wrong? And you are sure your running Aero?

"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C947FA0C-C199-4914-8C72-C7A3039427EB@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> No, the keys do not work, win-tab or win-atrl-tab. It does not work on the
> osk either.
>
> "Yoshi" wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Using Windows Flip 3D
>>
>> With Windows Flip 3D, you can quickly preview all of your open windows
>> (for
>> example, open files, folders, and documents) without having to click the
>> taskbar. Flip 3D displays your open windows in a stack. At the top of the
>> stack, you'll see one open window. To see other windows, you can flip
>> through the stack.
>>
>> To switch windows using Flip 3D
>> Press the Windows logo key +TAB to open Flip 3D.
>>
>> While holding down the Windows logo key , press TAB repeatedly or rotate
>> the
>> mouse wheel to cycle through open windows. You can also press RIGHT ARROW
>> or
>> DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW
>> to
>> cycle backward one window.
>>
>> Release the Windows logo key to display the frontmost window in the
>> stack.
>> Or, click any part of any window in the stack to display that window.
>>
>> Tips
>> Another way to use Flip 3D is to press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB to keep
>> Flip 3D open. You can then press TAB to cycle through the windows. (You
>> can
>> also press RIGHT ARROW or DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or
>> press
>> LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to cycle backward one window.) Press ESC to close
>> Flip 3D.
>>
>> You can also open Flip 3D by clicking the Switch between windows button
>> on
>> the taskbar. Click a window in the stack to display that window, or click
>> outside the stack to close Flip 3D without switching windows.
>>
>> See also
>> How do I get Windows Aero?
>>
>>
>>
>> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...[color=darkred]
>> > even tried osk. nada.
>> > any ideas? RC2
>> > Wally[/color]
>>[/color][/color]

yes. Glass translucent frames. choice of glass colors.

"Yoshi" wrote:
[color=blue]
> ****... What could be wrong? And you are sure your running Aero?
>
> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C947FA0C-C199-4914-8C72-C7A3039427EB@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > No, the keys do not work, win-tab or win-atrl-tab. It does not work on the
> > osk either.
> >
> > "Yoshi" wrote:
> >[color=darkred]
> >> Using Windows Flip 3D
> >>
> >> With Windows Flip 3D, you can quickly preview all of your open windows
> >> (for
> >> example, open files, folders, and documents) without having to click the
> >> taskbar. Flip 3D displays your open windows in a stack. At the top of the
> >> stack, you'll see one open window. To see other windows, you can flip
> >> through the stack.
> >>
> >> To switch windows using Flip 3D
> >> Press the Windows logo key +TAB to open Flip 3D.
> >>
> >> While holding down the Windows logo key , press TAB repeatedly or rotate
> >> the
> >> mouse wheel to cycle through open windows. You can also press RIGHT ARROW
> >> or
> >> DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW
> >> to
> >> cycle backward one window.
> >>
> >> Release the Windows logo key to display the frontmost window in the
> >> stack.
> >> Or, click any part of any window in the stack to display that window.
> >>
> >> Tips
> >> Another way to use Flip 3D is to press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB to keep
> >> Flip 3D open. You can then press TAB to cycle through the windows. (You
> >> can
> >> also press RIGHT ARROW or DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or
> >> press
> >> LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to cycle backward one window.) Press ESC to close
> >> Flip 3D.
> >>
> >> You can also open Flip 3D by clicking the Switch between windows button
> >> on
> >> the taskbar. Click a window in the stack to display that window, or click
> >> outside the stack to close Flip 3D without switching windows.
> >>
> >> See also
> >> How do I get Windows Aero?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...
> >> > even tried osk. nada.
> >> > any ideas? RC2
> >> > Wally
> >>[/color][/color]
>[/color]

Try the "Switch Between Windows" icon in the Quick Launch toolbar next to
the Windows Logo (start) button.


"Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:67AC7D74-D146-4873-A97C-71427A374ADB@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> yes. Glass translucent frames. choice of glass colors.
>
> "Yoshi" wrote:
>[color=green]
>> ****... What could be wrong? And you are sure your running Aero?
>>
>> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:C947FA0C-C199-4914-8C72-C7A3039427EB@microsoft.com...[color=darkred]
>> > No, the keys do not work, win-tab or win-atrl-tab. It does not work on
>> > the
>> > osk either.
>> >
>> > "Yoshi" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Using Windows Flip 3D
>> >>
>> >> With Windows Flip 3D, you can quickly preview all of your open windows
>> >> (for
>> >> example, open files, folders, and documents) without having to click
>> >> the
>> >> taskbar. Flip 3D displays your open windows in a stack. At the top of
>> >> the
>> >> stack, you'll see one open window. To see other windows, you can flip
>> >> through the stack.
>> >>
>> >> To switch windows using Flip 3D
>> >> Press the Windows logo key +TAB to open Flip 3D.
>> >>
>> >> While holding down the Windows logo key , press TAB repeatedly or
>> >> rotate
>> >> the
>> >> mouse wheel to cycle through open windows. You can also press RIGHT
>> >> ARROW
>> >> or
>> >> DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or press LEFT ARROW or UP
>> >> ARROW
>> >> to
>> >> cycle backward one window.
>> >>
>> >> Release the Windows logo key to display the frontmost window in the
>> >> stack.
>> >> Or, click any part of any window in the stack to display that window.
>> >>
>> >> Tips
>> >> Another way to use Flip 3D is to press CTRL+Windows logo key +TAB to
>> >> keep
>> >> Flip 3D open. You can then press TAB to cycle through the windows.
>> >> (You
>> >> can
>> >> also press RIGHT ARROW or DOWN ARROW to cycle forward one window, or
>> >> press
>> >> LEFT ARROW or UP ARROW to cycle backward one window.) Press ESC to
>> >> close
>> >> Flip 3D.
>> >>
>> >> You can also open Flip 3D by clicking the Switch between windows
>> >> button
>> >> on
>> >> the taskbar. Click a window in the stack to display that window, or
>> >> click
>> >> outside the stack to close Flip 3D without switching windows.
>> >>
>> >> See also
>> >> How do I get Windows Aero?
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "Wally" <Wally@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:49B11701-7BCB-4352-98F7-AE166C1AE58F@microsoft.com...
>> >> > even tried osk. nada.
>> >> > any ideas? RC2
>> >> > Wally
>> >>[/color]
>>[/color][/color]