michaelab
desafinado
I've searched high and low for this and can't find the answer.
Since Windows95 (I think) when you do Alt-TAB you get a small window that appears with the icon of each running app and then, if you keep the Alt key down you can cycle through them to switch to another app. So far so easy, everyone knows that.
Well, in the office in London we've just got new machines with XP on them and the Alt-TAB window, instead of just displaying the icons of the running apps, displays a miniaturised ,version of the app window of each app as you cycle through them, pretty cool but I can't for the life of me find out how to enable that option. Anyone else know?
The version of XP we use is customized for us by Microsoft but I find it hard to believe that we'd have asked for that feature or that Microsoft would have done it specially for us!
Michael.
Since Windows95 (I think) when you do Alt-TAB you get a small window that appears with the icon of each running app and then, if you keep the Alt key down you can cycle through them to switch to another app. So far so easy, everyone knows that.
Well, in the office in London we've just got new machines with XP on them and the Alt-TAB window, instead of just displaying the icons of the running apps, displays a miniaturised ,version of the app window of each app as you cycle through them, pretty cool but I can't for the life of me find out how to enable that option. Anyone else know?
The version of XP we use is customized for us by Microsoft but I find it hard to believe that we'd have asked for that feature or that Microsoft would have done it specially for us!
Michael.