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Daniel
I just upgraded to Office 2007, and all applications cause a strange behavior
with regards to taskbar buttons. With Word for example, opening a document
creates one button in the taskbar as expected, but every time I hover with
the mouse over the Office button, two more blank (no doc name) Word buttons
get created in the taskbar. I've opened as many as 15 this way, and they only
disappear if I go to the taskbar and click on them. With Outlook, the
bahaviour is slightly different. Clicking "File" in the standard toolbar
creates two new blank Outlook buttons in the taskbar. These are persistent
and will only disappear if I close Outlook first and then click on them.
I run an up-to-date version of Windows XP. My colleagues have similar
configurations but don't experience this problem.
Any suggestions?
with regards to taskbar buttons. With Word for example, opening a document
creates one button in the taskbar as expected, but every time I hover with
the mouse over the Office button, two more blank (no doc name) Word buttons
get created in the taskbar. I've opened as many as 15 this way, and they only
disappear if I go to the taskbar and click on them. With Outlook, the
bahaviour is slightly different. Clicking "File" in the standard toolbar
creates two new blank Outlook buttons in the taskbar. These are persistent
and will only disappear if I close Outlook first and then click on them.
I run an up-to-date version of Windows XP. My colleagues have similar
configurations but don't experience this problem.
Any suggestions?