I got a screenshot of it:
any idea what this could possibly be?
Thanks!
-Moe
ghost task in WinXP
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ghost task in WinXP
I noticed something lately when I use alt-tab to taskswitch between WeBuilder and other apps I have running: There's a second WeBuilder icon in the list of tasks!!
I got a screenshot of it:
any idea what this could possibly be?
Thanks!
-Moe
I got a screenshot of it:
any idea what this could possibly be?
Thanks!
-Moe
if, no matter where you go, nothing seems to change, maybe it's time to look at what you're bringing with you.
There was another thread on this a while back: http://forums.blumentals.net/viewtopic. ... ght=alttab
It seems that this is a problem that happens only with the WinXP TaskSwitch Powertoy.
I use a similar Alt-Tab tool that does not have this problem. You may want to take a look at it: http://www.ntwind.com/taskswitchxp/
It's open source so it's free (and can be fixed if such a problem arises).
It seems that this is a problem that happens only with the WinXP TaskSwitch Powertoy.
I use a similar Alt-Tab tool that does not have this problem. You may want to take a look at it: http://www.ntwind.com/taskswitchxp/
It's open source so it's free (and can be fixed if such a problem arises).
aaaaaaaaah!! cooool!!
decent! I'm using TaskSwitchXP Pro 2.0 and it's niftyNIFTYnifty!
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for the tip!
if, no matter where you go, nothing seems to change, maybe it's time to look at what you're bringing with you.
CHOICES!! what to play with today?!?
that's up to you.
I tried the MS Powertoy out of curiousity and I found it to be worthwhile keeping around (ie, i didn't grimmance and push 'uninstall' after the first minute of use)
TETO (to each their own)
-Moe
I tried the MS Powertoy out of curiousity and I found it to be worthwhile keeping around (ie, i didn't grimmance and push 'uninstall' after the first minute of use)
TETO (to each their own)
-Moe
if, no matter where you go, nothing seems to change, maybe it's time to look at what you're bringing with you.
Personally, I find it to be a bit more than just eye-candy. I often run with many, many windows open (especially IE), and I find that I can zero in on the window I want a bit better with the thumbnail and description that the enhanced Task Switchers provide.admin wrote:Offtopic: I'm wondering if these tools are very much better than Alt+Tab?
The biggest drawback I've heard of, especially with the Powertoy, is that it's too slow. I have not found that to be the case for me with TaskSwitchXP Pro.