Jacob Sorensen

Just as the problem is not specific to Vista, neither is the solution:

I tried the old Windows standby and rebooted, which seems to have taken care
of the problem. Vista's graphics are supposed to be quite different from
previous versions of Windows, though, so I thought something like that should
be fixed in Vista. Maybe the graphics handling isn't as much better as some
of the Vista hype claims.

It may not be specific to Vista, but it's an OS problem: the menu selections
stay for any program I've used, so it's not specific to an application. And
it's darn annoying.

"DP" wrote:

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> That's not a Vista issue. I have seen it with other versions of Vista on my
> own computers.
> And, coincidentally, just today I saw that happen on a Windows 2000 machine
> at my office.
> I don't know the cause, though.
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