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I am using a 56K Dial up modem for the Internet. When I get on line I
get a message in the right hand corner of the screen and I get an icon
in my system tray. When I get off the Internet I get another message
and the Icon vanishes.
Today and possibly previously (i haven't watched very carefully), my
icon vanished but I remained on Line.
"Jack Black" <jackblack32003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am using a 56K Dial up modem for the Internet. When I get on line I
> get a message in the right hand corner of the screen and I get an icon
> in my system tray. When I get off the Internet I get another message
> and the Icon vanishes.
>
> Today and possibly previously (i haven't watched very carefully), my
> icon vanished but I remained on Line.
>
> Any Ideas ??? why
>
>
> Thanks
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
"" wrote:
> I am using a 56K Dial up modem for the Internet. When I get on
> line I
> get a message in the right hand corner of the screen and I get
> an icon
> in my system tray. When I get off the Internet I get another
> message
> and the Icon vanishes.
>
> Today and possibly previously (i haven't watched very
> carefully), my
> icon vanished but I remained on Line.
>
> Any Ideas ??? why
>
>
> Thanks
Perhaps windows considered it to be "inactive" and hid it. so r. click
taskbar > properties, uncheck "Hide inactive icons".
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
Jack Black <jackblack32003@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:5ndfi1l5av0fb32qblej3tdtm5ovntmrvi@4ax.com:
> I am using a 56K Dial up modem for the Internet. When I get on line I
> get a message in the right hand corner of the screen and I get an icon
> in my system tray. When I get off the Internet I get another message
> and the Icon vanishes.
>
> Today and possibly previously (i haven't watched very carefully), my
> icon vanished but I remained on Line.
>
> Any Ideas ??? why
>
>
> Thanks
Also, Explorer may have re-started itself, and the conection monitor did
not respond properly when the shell (explorer.exe) asked all open programs
if they have a tray icon.
An indication of this is if the desktop 'goes away' for a few seconds, then
the icon's re-appear.
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