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Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

 

Pile of sh*t.

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    Right Click on the Taskbar, Click on Show the Desktop.

    "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump@invalid.com> wrote in message

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    > Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

    >

    > Pile of sh*t.

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    "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump@invalid.com> wrote in message

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    > Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

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    > Pile of sh*t.

    A subjective judgment. Try to open your mind and do some research (Google is

    your friend) and/or state your particular issue with WinXP a little more

    eloquently.

    Keep your emotions in check :)

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    WinKey+D.

     

    [i think you're missing some pin feathers, myself.]

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    Lord Turkey Cough wrote:

    > Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

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    > Pile of sh*t.

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    "Lord Turkey Cough" wrote in message

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    > Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

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    > Pile of sh*t.

     

     

    Why are the printed words in a book on a page? Well I haven't seen one

    yet where the words hover in the air and don't need paper on which to

    print them. The desktop is the base on which the windows open. If

    there were no desktop (whether it has a pretty background or is just

    black), just atop of what do you think the windows would open? Even DOS

    has a desktop. It's called the console (i.e., the black background that

    you see).

     

    Since you are too lazy to bother reading even a Dummies book on Windows

    or using the included Start -> Help and Support, you really shouldn't

    bother with computers. Go back to your ditch digging.

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    "Go back to your latrine digging." might have been been a better choice

    of words!

     

     

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    Gerry

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    "Vanguard" <no@mail.invalid> wrote in message

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    > "Lord Turkey Cough" wrote in message

    > news:J3jhi.9499$aJ3.3655@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net...

    >> Why can't I get the desktop on top by clicking on it, for example?

    >>

    >> Pile of sh*t.

    >

    >

    > Why are the printed words in a book on a page? Well I haven't seen

    > one yet where the words hover in the air and don't need paper on which

    > to print them. The desktop is the base on which the windows open. If

    > there were no desktop (whether it has a pretty background or is just

    > black), just atop of what do you think the windows would open? Even

    > DOS has a desktop. It's called the console (i.e., the black

    > background that you see).

    >

    > Since you are too lazy to bother reading even a Dummies book on

    > Windows or using the included Start -> Help and Support, you really

    > shouldn't bother with computers. Go back to your ditch digging.

    >

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