Flip 3D issue

arh....that is!

thx!!!


"paolo besser" wrote:

> Anusidh ha scritto:
>

> > Anyone has this issue? Is this by design? or the nVidia driver is mess up.

>
> have you tried using only Win+Tab instead?
>
> p.bes
>

Cool

"Anusidh" <Anusidh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> arh....that is!
>
> thx!!!
>
>
> "paolo besser" wrote:
>

>> Anusidh ha scritto:
>>

>> > Anyone has this issue? Is this by design? or the nVidia driver is mess
>> > up.

>>
>> have you tried using only Win+Tab instead?
>>
>> p.bes
>>

Its simply because the "active" keys being the Windows key and Tab - the
Ctrl is "inactive" so therefore doing nothing. I can press Windows key +
Shift + Tab and it still displays Flip3D - I guess it's a "by design" thing
)

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"Anusidh" <Anusidh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am running Vista Beta 2 on my Toshiba M3 with Beta 2 driver from nVidia.
> When I press "Windows key + Ctrl + Tab" the Flip 3D is shown.
>
> However, as I am tapping the "tab" key to flip through applications and
> select the one I want (by releasing all buttons. The Flip 3D is still
> there.
> I have to press "enter" key to go to selected application. This doesn't
> make
> sense, and extra key make it really annoying.
>
> Anyone has this issue? Is this by design? or the nVidia driver is mess up.
>
> Also, the "jagged" edges on the flip 3D totally ruins the coolness of it.
> :-(

> Its simply because the "active" keys being the Windows key and Tab - the

> Ctrl is "inactive" so therefore doing nothing. I can press Windows key +
> Shift + Tab and it still displays Flip3D - I guess it's a "by design"
> thing )

So, how does one do this on an IBM laptop that doesn't even *have* a Windows
key? (grrr!)

I guess IBM doesn't believe in having a Windows key (forget about such
useful shortcuts as Win-E, Win-R, Win-L, etc), and would much rather waste
keyboard space with things like that big fat blue Access IBM button...oh
yeah, I'm gonna use *that* all the time...

Well, use the On Screen keyboard? lol
Start > Run > osk > OK

Should be able to do it from there )

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"Homer J. Simpson" <root@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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>> Its simply because the "active" keys being the Windows key and Tab - the
>> Ctrl is "inactive" so therefore doing nothing. I can press Windows key +
>> Shift + Tab and it still displays Flip3D - I guess it's a "by design"
>> thing )

>
> So, how does one do this on an IBM laptop that doesn't even *have* a
> Windows key? (grrr!)
>
> I guess IBM doesn't believe in having a Windows key (forget about such
> useful shortcuts as Win-E, Win-R, Win-L, etc), and would much rather waste
> keyboard space with things like that big fat blue Access IBM button...oh
> yeah, I'm gonna use *that* all the time...
>
>

Homer J. Simpson wrote:

> I guess IBM doesn't believe in having a Windows key (forget about such
> useful shortcuts as Win-E, Win-R, Win-L, etc), and would much rather
> waste keyboard space with things like that big fat blue Access IBM
> button...oh yeah, I'm gonna use *that* all the time...

rotfl :P
I had one too...

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Seeing as Flip3D is an application - I'll see if I can write an application
to assign it to a different key instead - it's worth a try )

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"Licantrop0" <x@y.z> wrote in message
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> Homer J. Simpson wrote:
>

>> I guess IBM doesn't believe in having a Windows key (forget about such
>> useful shortcuts as Win-E, Win-R, Win-L, etc), and would much rather
>> waste keyboard space with things like that big fat blue Access IBM
>> button...oh yeah, I'm gonna use *that* all the time...

>
> rotfl :P
> I had one too...
>
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>

l have 5 button mouse,i added a short cut for flip3d too my mouse via switch
too windows properties,and must say "flip flash fast".


enjoy programicpro@hotmail.com

"Anusidh" wrote:

> I am running Vista Beta 2 on my Toshiba M3 with Beta 2 driver from nVidia.
> When I press "Windows key + Ctrl + Tab" the Flip 3D is shown.
>
> However, as I am tapping the "tab" key to flip through applications and
> select the one I want (by releasing all buttons. The Flip 3D is still there.
> I have to press "enter" key to go to selected application. This doesn't make
> sense, and extra key make it really annoying.
>
> Anyone has this issue? Is this by design? or the nVidia driver is mess up.
>
> Also, the "jagged" edges on the flip 3D totally ruins the coolness of it. :-(