I occasionally want to open a window multiple times from a search engines
results to see if changes I have made have taken effect, instead of
refreshing the page. My question is after opening the page I move it to the
side of my monitor, close it , reopen it and again move it to the side of my
monitor.
Is there a setting when opening or clicking on links to have thenm placed
on certain sides or positions on my monitor?
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Chuck

"cb" <cb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I occasionally want to open a window multiple times from a search
> engines results to see if changes I have made have taken effect,
> instead of refreshing the page. My question is after opening the page
> I move it to the side of my monitor, close it , reopen it and again
> move it to the side of my monitor.
> Is there a setting when opening or clicking on links to have thenm
> placed on certain sides or positions on my monitor?

No.

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cb wrote on Sun, 11 Dec 2005 20:34:03 -0800:

> I occasionally want to open a window multiple times from a search engines
> results to see if changes I have made have taken effect, instead of
> refreshing the page. My question is after opening the page I move it to
> the side of my monitor, close it , reopen it and again move it to the side
> of my monitor.
> Is there a setting when opening or clicking on links to have thenm placed
> on certain sides or positions on my monitor?

The position of the window is based upon the last IE window you had open,
and all windows use the same settings.

Dan