Windows 7 - New incoming messages
Asked By Ken
25-Jan-10 12:20 PM
OS - Windows 7 Ultimate
WLM - Version 2009 (Build 14.0.8089.726
When I receive a new message from someone, the window only highlights the taskbar icon and displays a quick alert window in the bottom right corner.
Is there a way to make the new chat window pop up on the desktop?
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Jonathan Kay [MVP] replied to Ken
Greetings Ken,
Messenger Discovery had this function, but I do not believe it is working now on the latest
version (at least it does not for me).
Any particular reason why you want this? Personally it drives me crazy when windows pop out
of nowhere. The Messenger "add contact" windows come to mind.
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