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Joe Cieslowski
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I just got Win 7 installed and I can't figure out how to minimize (save?) a window while I open a new one.

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Joe Cieslowski
Connecticut Woodcarvers Gallery
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Joe, its the same as it as always been. I'm wondering if the issue is that some of the newer programs such as Firefox and IE-8 are using "tabs" which might be confusing you. Feel free to call me if you'd like. I'll be happy to walk you through it.

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Got it!!!!

Thanks a bunch, Glen.

Joe,

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Joe Cieslowski
Connecticut Woodcarvers Gallery
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Hey Joe,
If you want to have more than one site open, I'd recommend right clicking the link you want to open and "open in new tab", rather than having to minimize a window.

You can keep several sites open and organized that way.

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