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is there a boss protection in firefox that i can use like for msn messenger, when you press a few buttons, it would close everything of msn

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is there a boss protection in firefox that i can use like for msn messenger, when you press a few buttons, it would close everything of msn

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Ctrl+H is actually referred to as "the boss key"

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I thought CTRL+h was just for opera :)

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you could always use Win kiey + D

that will minimize all windows but it,ll still be in your taskbar..

Shouldnt you be working at WORK anyway :p

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the problem is he's running fireox which is why CTRL+h doesn't work. :)

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the problem is he's running fireox which is why CTRL+h doesn't work. :)

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Oh god. Hahaha. I guess I saw "boss" and assumed Opera for some reason. My bad.

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If I use the CTRL+H, I know it dumps Opera to the system tray.

Is there a way of opening that window back up without accessing the system tray (on some computers I use, system tray is disabled)

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what I do is use the home button on my keyboard, it brings opera back from the tray and opens a new page.

I suppose if you made a shortcut to opera (ALT+O for example) it would do the same thing.

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If I use the CTRL+H, I know it dumps Opera to the system tray.

Yes, it's works.

Is there a way of opening that window back up without accessing the system tray (on some computers I use, system tray is disabled)

You can use special software for hide any system tray icon and set your keyboard combination/password for show it again. I recommend Ps Tray Factory (http://www.pssoftlab.com/). This proggie can work in hidden mode too.

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use a desktop switcher.. mspowertoys has one. i set it up for alt1 and alt2 for two seperate desktops. leave excel or something on one, and browse on another

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use a desktop switcher.. mspowertoys has one. i set it up for alt1 and alt2 for two seperate desktops. leave excel or something on one, and browse on another

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that's the most effective Boss protection.

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nonono, I don't mean I disabled the system tray or had any control of the system tray.

I mean on computers I use at College... whereaccess to the system tray is disabled.

Although re-running Opera seems to maximise it :D

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use a desktop switcher.. mspowertoys has one. i set it up for alt1 and alt2 for two seperate desktops. leave excel or something on one, and browse on another

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wow...MS have something like?!?!?...:laugh::laugh:...

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Maxthon also has the boss key function too. (Thanks ev0| telling me! :laugh: )

It's ctrl+` by default, but you can configure the keystroke.

What I like about Maxthon's boss key is that it completely disappears from your system, even from the system tray.

It's easy to have it comeback, just do the same keystroke again and it will come back to your desktop.

(Needless to say that it's VERY useful for "that" :ninja: )

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