Example:When I am goign from site to site alot of times a new window will close another window,I have several programs that require a log in and it's inconvient to have re-enter them and re-log in every time I want to look at something else.How do I lock a certain window to always be available at the bottom of the screen to open?
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try to hold Ctrl down, when you'r clicking on a bookmark, or a link.
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you can hit the windows button on either side of the bottom of your keyboard, hope it helps>>
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search for windows startup inspector  see what that offers.\nI have that and its a neat startup tool\nBut ive never tried to set the order of apps opening
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If you download the extension TAbbrowser preferences there is an option under display options that allows you to put the tab bar at the bottom of the screen.
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Should be the "reuse windows" under browser options on the advanced tab of options.  No?
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Internet Explorer remembers what the window looked like when it was closed. This includes being minimised.\n\nremove these registry keys, reboot and all should be fine.\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Main &#92; window_placement\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Desktop &#92; OldWorkAreas &#92; OldWorkAreaRects\n\nRemember that messing with your registry can cause issues and you should always back it up first!\n\nHope this helps!\nSean
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Place your mouse over the task bar right click on the bar check to see if the lock task bar is checked. if so un checked it. Now place your mouse on the task bar while depressing the left mouse key drag it to the bottom of the screen and release. Good Luck
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go to paperspace.\n\ntype "mview" into the command line\n\nthere should be an option for lock (L). type "L"\n\nnext, there should be an option for Lock (ON/OFF). Type "off" and click on the viewport you want to unlock.
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It is hidden somewhere\ntry with me\n-Right click on the standard toolbar (picture toolbar)\n-Click Lock the toolbars\n-now search for a vertical tiny bar, it should be somewhere
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?\n\nonly open windows have scroll bars...not the screen.\nIn most cases the scroll bar(s) will only appear if there is more data to display than will fit on the screen.\n\nif you are inside a custom program, try closing it and restart it.
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You don't say what browser you're using... but... assuming it's I.E. (and others are probably the same anyway) - try clicking View - Toolbars - then remove the tick from "Lock Toolbars".  THEN you will find you can drag each toolbar (by the double vertical line that will appear at it's left end) to another location.\n\nOnce u r happy with your arrangement, then you can "Lock Toolbars" again, just to avoid accidents.  :-)
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I know of no other way. I keep mine minimized on task bar while on the net.
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Go to the corner of the screen.  You will see a double-pointed arrow.  Drag the screen to the corner.  Repeat the other corners if needed.  It will stay put.\n-MM
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just press start+l and it will lock com (pc) and then you type in and follow instructions!
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You neet to type Alt + Print Screen, at the same time. This will capture the active window.\n\nThis trick is very old is from Windows 3.1...
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See this article for an explanation:\n\nhttp://webtips.dan.info/new-window.html
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Okay:  Right click on desktop...The first line says "active desktop"  to the right of arrow is another list and about 4 lines down it says "lock desktop"\n\nThat should work