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Varouj
May 27, 2014, 4:25:21 AM5/27/14
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Hi
When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar
to see the other windows.
Where can I change that behaviour ?
TIA
Varouj
When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar
to see the other windows.
Where can I change that behaviour ?
TIA
Varouj
Good Guy
May 27, 2014, 12:26:09 PM5/27/14
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just click on the taskbar on any application shown to make it go on
top. for example, I have FF, TB, and Notepad open they are all shown in
the taskbar. To make any application active, I simply click on the icon
shown in the taskbar and it goes on top. Not sure what the problem is
on your system but have you tried it? If not how are you opening each
applications?
These icons are there in the taskbar for a purpose:
<http://content.screencast.com/users/JT19560819/folders/Jing/media/ae545a0c-05d4-4ec6-9895-31c1eb273cd3/2014-05-27_1724.png>
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Ed Mullen
May 27, 2014, 1:23:22 PM5/27/14
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Varouj
May 29, 2014, 3:46:33 AM5/29/14
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Good Guy a ï¿œmis l'idï¿œe suivante :
You suppose that there is only one window open.
I Like to keep several windows open ; they are of different sizes and I
can see part of each window. When I click on any part of a window it
comes on top : this does not happen with TB anymore, and Ihave to do
what you suggest and minimize it to the taskbar to be able to see the
other windows.
Usualy, in some applications, there is an option to have the window
"always on top". I wondered if there was such an option in TB so I
could change it.
Varouj
> On 27/05/2014 09:25, Varouj wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does not
>> get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to see
>> the other windows.
>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>>
>> TIA
>> Varouj
>
>
> I am also posting this message from Windows 7 Professional and you can just
> click on the taskbar on any application shown to make it go on top. for
> example, I have FF, TB, and Notepad open they are all shown in the taskbar.
> To make any application active, I simply click on the icon shown in the
> taskbar and it goes on top. Not sure what the problem is on your system but
> have you tried it? If not how are you opening each applications?
>
> These icons are there in the taskbar for a purpose:
>
> <http://content.screencast.com/users/JT19560819/folders/Jing/media/ae545a0c-05d4-4ec6-9895-31c1eb273cd3/2014-05-27_1724.png>
Thank you for your answer
>> Hi
>>
>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does not
>> get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to see
>> the other windows.
>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>>
>> TIA
>> Varouj
>
>
> I am also posting this message from Windows 7 Professional and you can just
> click on the taskbar on any application shown to make it go on top. for
> example, I have FF, TB, and Notepad open they are all shown in the taskbar.
> To make any application active, I simply click on the icon shown in the
> taskbar and it goes on top. Not sure what the problem is on your system but
> have you tried it? If not how are you opening each applications?
>
> These icons are there in the taskbar for a purpose:
>
> <http://content.screencast.com/users/JT19560819/folders/Jing/media/ae545a0c-05d4-4ec6-9895-31c1eb273cd3/2014-05-27_1724.png>
You suppose that there is only one window open.
I Like to keep several windows open ; they are of different sizes and I
can see part of each window. When I click on any part of a window it
comes on top : this does not happen with TB anymore, and Ihave to do
what you suggest and minimize it to the taskbar to be able to see the
other windows.
Usualy, in some applications, there is an option to have the window
"always on top". I wondered if there was such an option in TB so I
could change it.
Varouj
Varouj
May 29, 2014, 3:50:25 AM5/29/14
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Ed Mullen avait ￜnoncￜ :
But it seems it is not happening this morning ????
Thanks
Varouj
> Varouj wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
>> not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to
>> see the other windows.
>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>
> Does it happen in Safe Mode?
I did not try the safe mode, I will.
>> Hi
>>
>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
>> not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to
>> see the other windows.
>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>
> Does it happen in Safe Mode?
But it seems it is not happening this morning ????
Thanks
Varouj
Ed Mullen
May 29, 2014, 10:44:13 AM5/29/14
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<http://tinyurl.com/qfge2oh>
There is a Tbird extension that keeps its window on top:
<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/always-on-top/reviews/317661/>
Might you have that installed?
If you're living on the edge, make sure you're wearing your seat belt.
Varouj
Jun 2, 2014, 3:48:22 AM6/2/14
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Ed Mullen avait soumis l'idï¿œe :
Thank you for your information. Now I know it exists if I ever want it.
> Varouj wrote:
>> Ed Mullen avait ￜnoncￜ :
>>> Varouj wrote:
>>>> Hi
>>>>
>>>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
>>>> not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to
>>>> see the other windows.
>>>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>>>
>>> Does it happen in Safe Mode?
>>
>> I did not try the safe mode, I will.
>> But it seems it is not happening this morning ????
>> Thanks
>> Varouj
>
> I Googled and came up with:
>
> <http://tinyurl.com/qfge2oh>
>
> There is a Tbird extension that keeps its window on top:
>
> <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/always-on-top/reviews/317661/>
>
> Might you have that installed?
No, I do not have this add-on installed.
>> Ed Mullen avait ￜnoncￜ :
>>> Varouj wrote:
>>>> Hi
>>>>
>>>> When I open several windows (Win7, 64) TB windows stays on top and does
>>>> not get behind another window, I have to make it small on the taskbar to
>>>> see the other windows.
>>>> Where can I change that behaviour ?
>>>
>>> Does it happen in Safe Mode?
>>
>> I did not try the safe mode, I will.
>> But it seems it is not happening this morning ????
>> Thanks
>> Varouj
>
> I Googled and came up with:
>
> <http://tinyurl.com/qfge2oh>
>
> There is a Tbird extension that keeps its window on top:
>
> <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/always-on-top/reviews/317661/>
>
> Might you have that installed?
Thank you for your information. Now I know it exists if I ever want it.
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