Taskbar "Group similar taskbar buttons"

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Dave

I first thought that this was happening only to me and that it was related to
my profile somehow being "damaged". Now, since I've deployed Office 2003 to
others, they are reporting the same problem. The problem is this;
If you have the option selected to "Group similar taskbar buttons" and an
app (let's say IE) has several groupings, sometimes (can't reproduce the
problem) I can no longer access this grouping. I click on the IE grouping in
the taskbar and nothing happens. I can maximize the other apps that have
only one "instance", but every app that has a grouping doesn't expand. I can
Alt+Tab to get to these apps, but can't do it in the taskbar anymore. I have
to logoff and back on to get back to "normal". Also, when I log back on, the
QuickLaunch bar is deactivated and I have to go and re-activate it. Any
ideas? Running Windows XP w/SP2 and Office 2003 w/SP2.
 
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garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Someone who is deploying Office 2003 should know that Internet
Explorer is not an Office 2003 application, and that the Windows
taskbar and the Windows QuickLaunch bar are not Office 2003
functions.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 
D

Dave

Thanks genius! What a revelation!

Listen, I know that... I just used Internet Explorer as an example. Why is
this only happening to users that have Office 2003 then?

Anyone else care to reply? Responses like those from G-n-O excluded.
 

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