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    Windows X-f%cking-P

    Okay. I got Win XP after dowloading loads of upgrades and buying a lot of new xp-compatible software. I got XP running. I'm only getting really nuts from all those balloon texts in the right bottom-corner!

    I KNOW you'll hide the non-active icons, you already told me a hunderd times!
    I don't care my connection is 512,0 kbs!

    How do I get rid of them?! They're driving me totally crazy! (And I can't find anything if configscreen or help)

    Thnx a helluva lot.
    No matter how fool-proof your program is, there will always be a better fool.

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    Frenzied Member JungleMan's Avatar
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    Try this

    Right click My Network Places and choose Properties

    Right click the connection and choose Properties

    Uncheck the "Show in taskbar" check box.
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    Okaaay....

    I have a Dutch version of XP so that makes it somewhat more difficult.
    So where do I find this? I got something like it but the checks were already off.

    (I use XP home)
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    Frenzied Member JungleMan's Avatar
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    If you want an English version you can always hunt around at...I'll shut up now

    I don't know how to fix the problem from there, sorry.
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