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rushl
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      02-03-2010
I ran across an option to change how to switch between multiple open windows
on my desktop. It was an option to choose between hovering over a window or
clicking on it. Thinking that only having to hover over a window to switch
to it would save time, I selecting the option to hover... big mistake as it
just became a big pain in the a_ _ for me. Now I would like to change back
to one-clicking to change between viewed windows but can't remember or find
where the option is located. Any help will be appreciated.
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Gene E. Bloch
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      02-04-2010
On 2/03/10, rushl posted:
> I ran across an option to change how to switch between multiple open windows
> on my desktop. It was an option to choose between hovering over a window or
> clicking on it. Thinking that only having to hover over a window to switch
> to it would save time, I selecting the option to hover... big mistake as it
> just became a big pain in the a_ _ for me. Now I would like to change back
> to one-clicking to change between viewed windows but can't remember or find
> where the option is located. Any help will be appreciated.


Hardly a Media Center issue...

Try looking at the "Ease of Access Center" in Control Panel, then go to
"Make your mouse easier to use". Find "Activate a window by
hovering..." and uncheck it.

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CSM1
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      02-04-2010
=?Utf-8?B?cnVzaGw=?= <> wrote in
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> I ran across an option to change how to switch between multiple open
> windows on my desktop. It was an option to choose between hovering
> over a window or clicking on it. Thinking that only having to hover
> over a window to switch to it would save time, I selecting the option
> to hover... big mistake as it just became a big pain in the a_ _ for
> me. Now I would like to change back to one-clicking to change between
> viewed windows but can't remember or find where the option is located.
> Any help will be appreciated.


I do not know if this is what you found.

Start > Control Panel > Mouse

The above series of mouse clicks will open the Mouse control.
On the Button Tab, look at the bottom of the Window in the area labeled
Clicklock, there is a check box Turnon Clicklock, if this box is checked,
uncheck the box.

If the check mark is there you would also have the Settings Button.

I am using Windows XP Professional, Vista may be different.

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Bob
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      02-04-2010
ALT + TAB

As others have said this is not a Media Center issue. It should be posted to
the newsgroup for your OS.

"rushl" <> wrote in message
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>I ran across an option to change how to switch between multiple open
>windows
> on my desktop. It was an option to choose between hovering over a window
> or
> clicking on it. Thinking that only having to hover over a window to
> switch
> to it would save time, I selecting the option to hover... big mistake as
> it
> just became a big pain in the a_ _ for me. Now I would like to change
> back
> to one-clicking to change between viewed windows but can't remember or
> find
> where the option is located. Any help will be appreciated.
> --
> rushl


 
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