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DarrenSV650S
31-12-09, 07:44 PM
I've got firefox in the quick launch, but when I click it, it doesn't open firefox.... it sort of turns in to firefox. And then I don't have a quick launch button for firefox again until I completely exit firefox. Does that make any sense? Hopefully it will to 7 users.

The same happens with windows media player. I normally have "show desktop" in the quick launch bit too but 7 won't let me move it from the bottom right corner :(

Is there a way to get it back like vista so that the quick launch button stays there?

phi-dan
31-12-09, 08:24 PM
Here (http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/888-quick-launch-enable-disable.html) you go
hth

the_lone_wolf
31-12-09, 08:31 PM
Why would you want quick launch when you can simply right click on the Firefox taskbar icon and click on "Mozilla Firefox" to open a new window?

Much tidier in W7 than Vista/XP

DarrenSV650S
31-12-09, 08:38 PM
Here (http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/888-quick-launch-enable-disable.html) you go
hth
Ahh I thought what I had was quick launch but it was just some programs "pinned" to the taskbar. That's it sorted cheers :thumleft:
Why would you want quick launch when you can simply right click on the Firefox taskbar icon and click on "Mozilla Firefox" to open a new window?

Much tidier in W7 than Vista/XP
Because it's quicker. Plus with the pinned stuff it doesn't keep things in order of when I opened them on the taskbar. The firefox windows were stuck at the left and ended up shoving windows media player along to the right. It just seemed a mess

Lozzo
31-12-09, 08:42 PM
Before anyone tries to blame me, I didn't invent Windows 7.

Glad we've cleared that up.

the_lone_wolf
31-12-09, 08:49 PM
Because it's quickerNo it isn't

And why you'd want programs arranged in the order you opened them I have no idea, makes far more sense to keep them grouped

It was odd at first, but after a week it's 2nd nature and after a year you realise how much better a system it is;)

DarrenSV650S
31-12-09, 08:56 PM
No it isn't

And why you'd want programs arranged in the order you opened them I have no idea, makes far more sense to keep them grouped

It was odd at first, but after a week it's 2nd nature and after a year you realise how much better a system it is;)
It's one click compared to two so it is quicker. And I want them in the order I opened them so that I know where they are instantly rather than looking to see where windows has put them. Not really bothered about all the firefox windows being together etc

the_lone_wolf
31-12-09, 08:58 PM
It's one click compared to two so it is quicker. And I want them in the order I opened them so that I know where they are instantly rather than looking to see where windows has put them. Not really bothered about all the firefox windows being together etc

LMAO, I said exactly the same when I first used it:rolleyes:

You'll come round eventually...;)

DarrenSV650S
31-12-09, 09:02 PM
LMAO, I said exactly the same when I first used it:rolleyes:

You'll come round eventually...;)
No I won't because it is staying like this ;)

the_lone_wolf
31-12-09, 09:11 PM
No I won't because it is staying like this ;)Of course it will...

If you're feeling truly backward you could try running windows from the command line only to make it look more like DOS...

DarrenSV650S
31-12-09, 09:13 PM
Yeh ok wolfie :rolleyes: cheers for the help