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Thanks for the speedy reply!<br />
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It worked!<br />

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Thanks for the speedy reply!

It worked!


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Sorry!!!!<br />
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I was so happy, I forgot to &quot;Accept&quot;!<br />
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Take care
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Sorry!!!!

I was so happy, I forgot to "Accept"!

:)

Take care

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Thanks boag2000.<br />
Glad to help!!
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I just reloaded my entire PC.<br />
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When I was connected to the Internet, I used to have two little computers in my Task Tray that would flash when there was modem activity.<br />
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When I dis-connected they disappeared, giving me an indication that I was no longer on-line.<br />
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But now after the re-load, they are gone. I looked in all the Internet connection and modem settings, but I could not find anything that said: &quot;Show modem Connection Icon in Task Tray&quot;.<br />
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I have W2k Pro SP4, with all the updates as of 5/9/2005, USR Performance Pro 56k Modem.<br />
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Does any one know how I can get this icon back?
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I just reloaded my entire PC.

When I was connected to the Internet, I used to have two little computers in my Task Tray that would flash when there was modem activity.

When I dis-connected they disappeared, giving me an indication that I was no longer on-line.

But now after the re-load, they are gone. I looked in all the Internet connection and modem settings, but I could not find anything that said: "Show modem Connection Icon in Task Tray".

I have W2k Pro SP4, with all the updates as of 5/9/2005, USR Performance Pro 56k Modem.

Does any one know how I can get this icon back?

Two little computers in task tray, for modem connect, not showing.

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