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Old 03-28-2009   #1 (permalink)


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'Today' pop-up not wanted

Hi. does anyone know how to disable what I find is an annoying feature of Vista. Every time I start up my computer Microsoft's Today window keeps appearing. Now the last thing that I want to see first thing during a computer session is some celebrity's face or butt being displayed and masquerating as news. Can somebody help me with this situation? Yours Truly BV

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Old 03-28-2009   #2 (permalink)


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Re: 'Today' pop-up not wanted

Do you have messenger installed if so it could be the cause of the problem as that does have a today that pops up
does it look like this:



if so then go to messenger option under general there is a option to disable this

this is the only today I have heard of so not sure if this is not it.
Jamie
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Old 03-28-2009   #3 (permalink)


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Re: 'Today' pop-up not wanted

jay817. Thankyou for your prompt reply to my request for information concerning getting rid of the 'Today' pop-up. Your information was accurate and I got the desired result. Once again thankyou BV
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