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sanderd

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  1. It's not only IE which does this... It's whole my windows (exept msgboxes etc) And I even want to know how it happens, because I like this more than minimising So if anyone knows a registry key or a CLI/switch for a program that will cause this, please tell me :-D Grtz and thanks in advance SanderD
  2. When I had my previous install of windows, when I doubleclicked the titlebar of a window, it maximized. But now, I was trying to mac convert my pc (gfx-wise) and sudenly I discovered, that when I doubleclick a titlebar, it minimizes in a strange way... Only the titlebar is visible then, the window content dissapears... I don't know what program makes this happen, I give some possibilities... Stardock ObjectDock, ObjectBar, WindowsBlind, IconPackager and maybe a few others of stardock. I've also runned TweakUI or something with Tweak... But what I want to know is, what program is it which I can use for that minimize stuff, and if there is a registry setting for it... Grtz SanderD
  3. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20233 here you go

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