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……….. the one I used to press (on screen so its not really a button but an icon I spose) to refresh the screen. I dont really want to download another toolbar and not get what I want as I just got rid of about ten since my eldest now has his own computer upstairs (he had loads of rubbish ones).
Im running IE 7 (i think) Do you think that will be the problem? :shock:
I use seamonkey & firefox I dont bother with IE anymore isnt there a little arrow to click on your toolbar on the right top corner …….?
just a thought :)
@ugo wrote:
I use seamonkey & firefox I dont bother with IE anymore isnt there a little arrow to click on your toolbar on the right top corner …….?
just a thought :)
No, but thanks. 8) I used to have firefox but it interfered with my functions :oops: so I deleted it
no probs with sea monkey though & ive had it months now :D
Sharon …. right click on an empty area of the desktop …. from the pop out menu click on ”refresh”. The desktop will then refresh.
Does this answer your query???
@forumhostpb wrote:
Sharon …. right click on an empty area of the desktop …. from the pop out menu click on ”refresh”. The desktop will then refresh.
Does this answer your query???
It most definately does, many thanks!! 8)
Always a pleasure hun.
BTW if you are using ANY application (Word, Internet Explorer etc etc) and particularly if you have a number of windows open and you want to go straight to the desktop …. simply use Start + D and it will instantly minimise all open windows and display your desktop.
(This means press & hold the ”Start” key on your keyboard and at the same time press the letter ”D”once).Try it and see.
@forumhostpb wrote:
Always a pleasure hun.
BTW if you are using ANY application (Word, Internet Explorer etc etc) and particularly if you have a number of windows open and you want to go straight to the desktop …. simply use Start + D and it will instantly minimise all open windows and display your desktop.
(This means press & hold the ”Start” key on your keyboard and at the same time press the letter ”D”once).Try it and see.
where is the start key on a keyboard
It’s on the bottom row, second one in from the left – that is to say immediatly next to the key marked ”Ctrl” which is the first key on the bottom left.
On some keyboards it just has a Windows logo and on others it has the logo AND the word ”start” on it.
It is a really useful, and underused, key as it can give you access to all sorts of keyboard shortcuts which can speed up your computer use.
ahhh…….!!! I pressed it along with D & it all went off & showed my desktop pressed it again & it all came back ……………………………………………………………………Is that it then :?
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