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| TAB BROWSING Each request for another link opens in a new tab and sometimes the tabs repeat themselves. When I close one of the tabs, the system sometimes closes the one I would like to use or if I attempt to return to a tab, it gets cleared out. So, I either end of with the maximum allowed tabs (which I do not need) or I am constantly selecting a link which cannot be accessed again. Hopefully, this is a clear explanation of problem |
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| Re: TAB BROWSING "Clueless" <Clueless@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CF22A246-9E02-43C6-B3C8-7AB941E46493@microsoft.com... > Each request for another link opens in a new tab and sometimes the tabs > repeat themselves. When I close one of the tabs, the system sometimes closes > the one I would like to use or if I attempt to return to a tab, it gets > cleared out. So, I either end of with the maximum allowed tabs (which I do > not need) or I am constantly selecting a link which cannot be accessed again. > Hopefully, this is a clear explanation of problem Here are a few general tips for a good post: - State what program you use. You did not state it in your first thread and you did not state it now. - Never start multiple threads on the same subject. It wastes respondents' time, which gets you very unpopular. - Try to follow respondents' hints - don't ignore them. - Think of a neutral name for yourself. If you select a silly name then you set yourself up for the usual jibes. - Read what it says here about good posts: http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm You had a couple of specific recommendations in your first post: To name the product you're using and to post your question in IE-specific newsgroups. You ignored both of them. Why? |
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| RE: TAB BROWSING Open IE7>Tools>Internet Options>Tabs>Settings>Restore defaults, or whatever you want to do there. Click Apply and OK on your way out. -- Mad Mike "Clueless" wrote: > Each request for another link opens in a new tab and sometimes the tabs > repeat themselves. When I close one of the tabs, the system sometimes closes > the one I would like to use or if I attempt to return to a tab, it gets > cleared out. So, I either end of with the maximum allowed tabs (which I do > not need) or I am constantly selecting a link which cannot be accessed again. > Hopefully, this is a clear explanation of problem |
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| Re: TAB BROWSING [X-post to IE General] Why did you repost in the same newsgroup again? Please state your full Windows version (e.g., WinXP SP3). Did you just install IE7? If you're running SP3, which was installed first, IE7 or SP3? What anti-virus application or security suite is installed and is your subscription current? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running in the background when you installed IE7 and/or SP3? -- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net DTS-L http://dts-l.net/ Clueless wrote: > Each request for another link opens in a new tab and sometimes the tabs > repeat themselves. When I close one of the tabs, the system sometimes > closes the one I would like to use or if I attempt to return to a tab, it > gets cleared out. So, I either end of with the maximum allowed tabs > (which > I do not need) or I am constantly selecting a link which cannot be > accessed > again. Hopefully, this is a clear explanation of problem |
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