Internet Explorer question.

Whenever I do a search (google, altavista, yahoo, no matter) every link I
hit gives me a new Internet Explorer, to a point that after a while there
are 6 or 8 of them to shut down. With my old XP each link would replace the
previous link on the same IE. Any help appreciated.
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Tony Vella, Ottawa, Canada
http://indian-biographies.shorturl.com

Tony - Right click on toolbar and turn off "Cascade Windows" if it's on. Look
into the other settings - "Show Windows Side by Side" and "Show Windows
Stacked".
I had your prob and one of these was to blame, but not sure which. Wayne
--
Wayne L.


"Tony Vella" wrote:

> Whenever I do a search (google, altavista, yahoo, no matter) every link I
> hit gives me a new Internet Explorer, to a point that after a while there
> are 6 or 8 of them to shut down. With my old XP each link would replace the
> previous link on the same IE. Any help appreciated.
> --
> Tony Vella, Ottawa, Canada
> http://indian-biographies.shorturl.com
>
>

Open IE7 > Tools > Internet Options > Tabs > Settings>
You can sort out how you want new windows to open in IE7 there.

"Tony Vella" wrote:

> Whenever I do a search (google, altavista, yahoo, no matter) every link I
> hit gives me a new Internet Explorer, to a point that after a while there
> are 6 or 8 of them to shut down. With my old XP each link would replace the
> previous link on the same IE. Any help appreciated.
> --
> Tony Vella, Ottawa, Canada
> http://indian-biographies.shorturl.com
>
>

Thanks Mick - Your suggestion is better than mine for usefulness. I've been
looking for that tip. Must have been what fixed my problem, but I forgot.
Wayne
--
Wayne L.


"Mick Murphy" wrote:

> Open IE7 > Tools > Internet Options > Tabs > Settings>
> You can sort out how you want new windows to open in IE7 there.
>
> "Tony Vella" wrote:
>
> > Whenever I do a search (google, altavista, yahoo, no matter) every link I
> > hit gives me a new Internet Explorer, to a point that after a while there
> > are 6 or 8 of them to shut down. With my old XP each link would replace the
> > previous link on the same IE. Any help appreciated.
> > --
> > Tony Vella, Ottawa, Canada
> > http://indian-biographies.shorturl.com
> >
> >

No worries. Vista is hiding all the goodies.

Unlike in XP where everything was in the open.
You need a miner's licence to work in Vista; it is buried so deeply!

"Wayne L." wrote:

> Thanks Mick - Your suggestion is better than mine for usefulness. I've been
> looking for that tip. Must have been what fixed my problem, but I forgot.
> Wayne
> --
> Wayne L.
>
>
> "Mick Murphy" wrote:
>
> > Open IE7 > Tools > Internet Options > Tabs > Settings>
> > You can sort out how you want new windows to open in IE7 there.
> >
> > "Tony Vella" wrote:
> >
> > > Whenever I do a search (google, altavista, yahoo, no matter) every link I
> > > hit gives me a new Internet Explorer, to a point that after a while there
> > > are 6 or 8 of them to shut down. With my old XP each link would replace the
> > > previous link on the same IE. Any help appreciated.
> > > --
> > > Tony Vella, Ottawa, Canada
> > > http://indian-biographies.shorturl.com
> > >
> > >