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Thanks - I'll give this a try tonight and let you know
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Thanks - I'll give this a try tonight and let you know

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That did the trick - sorry about the delay, and thanks!
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That did the trick - sorry about the delay, and thanks!

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For future reference, I also had to remove the leftover Cisco Program Files and Registry entries.
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For future reference, I also had to remove the leftover Cisco Program Files and Registry entries.

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Yes I should have underscored the fact that you needed to COMPLETELY uninstall the client because the install didn't complete correctly. Sorta ironic actually.<br />
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Anyway, I'm glad that you were able to read in between the lines and resolve the issue.<br />
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Many thanks!
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Yes I should have underscored the fact that you needed to COMPLETELY uninstall the client because the install didn't complete correctly. Sorta ironic actually.

Anyway, I'm glad that you were able to read in between the lines and resolve the issue.

Many thanks!

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I have the Cisco Systems VPN client ver 4.7.00.0533 installed on my WinXP Pro machine. When I open and connect the client, instead of getting the lock icon in the taskbar, I get a program window on the taskbar - like as if you opened MS Word or IE. I don't see anything in options to change it - any help appreciated. 500pts since it bothers me so much - 
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I have the Cisco Systems VPN client ver 4.7.00.0533 installed on my WinXP Pro machine. When I open and connect the client, instead of getting the lock icon in the taskbar, I get a program window on the taskbar - like as if you opened MS Word or IE. I don't see anything in options to change it - any help appreciated. 500pts since it bothers me so much - 

Cisco VPN client - appears as an active window instead of an icon in the taskbar.

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