Windows in taskbar

L

Lonnie

The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel and
Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open another
document or are linked to another file when this is turned on. When these
applications are used by many others who are not to savvy and the IT
department is not overly ambitious to change it—this makes life difficult.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Lonnie said:
The 'windows in taskbar' should be turned off by default. Many Excel
and Access VBA applications do not behave properly when they open
another document or are linked to another file when this is turned
on. When these applications are used by many others who are not to
savvy and the IT department is not overly ambitious to change
it—this makes life difficult.


HUH?!?
 

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