As far as I know, opening the browser in a new window or in a new tab in the
newest window is just a matter of calling a different API, or maybe just a
change in the parameter in the same API call. Why doesn't the development
team delegate this option to the USER? What's the whole point of having a
browser with tabs when you can't really use them?
I'm using Win7 for a while now and I really think the new programs bar is
awesome. But why doesn't WLM follow the same path? Kind of strange if you
consider IE7, IE8 and Win7 come from the same company WLM does.
"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" <msnewsreplies@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Greetings TMA,
>
> I'm afraid this is by design. There's no real way I'm aware of to stop
> this from happening.
>
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> "TMA" <tmasoftwares@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eWCr6lg6JHA.3592@xxxxxx Quote:
>> Is it possible? Neither seems to work, not even a link inside the chat
>> window, nor when WLM will open my hotmail email account. It will ALWAYS
>> open in a new IE window. That's annoying.
>>
>> WLM Latest version
>> IE 8 (but I think it happens since IE6)
>> Windows 7 x64
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