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YES! &nbsp;We have a winner! &nbsp;Thanks a million!<br />
M
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YES!  We have a winner!  Thanks a million!
M

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Hey Gang, <br />
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Hopefully this will be a quick and easy! &nbsp;I have a URL icon on my Windows taskbar which, when clicked, opens the web page in an existing IE window...displacing the web page which was being displayed in that window.<br />
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How can I tell the shortcut icon to always open URLs in a NEW WINDOW? &nbsp;It doesn't matter to me if I set the taskbar to ALWAYS do this, or whether I have to add a switch to each URL shortcut. &nbsp;Either way is fine, but this is bugging the CRUD out of me!! :-)<br />
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Thanks!<br />
M
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Hey Gang, 

Hopefully this will be a quick and easy!  I have a URL icon on my Windows taskbar which, when clicked, opens the web page in an existing IE window...displacing the web page which was being displayed in that window.

How can I tell the shortcut icon to always open URLs in a NEW WINDOW?  It doesn't matter to me if I set the taskbar to ALWAYS do this, or whether I have to add a switch to each URL shortcut.  Either way is fine, but this is bugging the CRUD out of me!! :-)

Thanks!
M

HowTo: URL Link on start taskbar to open in new window

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