please help me

On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 15:41:35 -0700, "john david ray" <jdrayhh@sc.rr.com> spewed
forth these words of wisdom:

>i just got a brand new computer with windows xp
>i have clicked the button so that the taskbar will hide
>inactive icons but it doesn't hide them
>does anyone know why it won't hide the inactive icons and
>how i can fix this?
>please help me
>thanks
>john david

Have you right-clicked an empty space in the notification area, and chosen
"Customize notifications..."?

--
"Life is what you experience between racing games"
Galley

Dear sir or madam

I had windows xp home edition installed to my PC. In its
wondows media player i stored many song tracks. i wanted
to install windows xp professional so i made a back up of
all my music tracks.

Now i have windows xp professional installed to my pc.
whenever i try to open my media tracks, it automatically
connects me to internet page but i don't have internet at
home. those music tracks means a lot to me. i really wanna
listen to them. can u please tell me what to do?

my email address is nimarazavi@yahoo.com

Thank u

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:571c01c4006b$fdad9a10$a401280a@phx.gbl...

> Dear sir or madam
>
> I had windows xp home edition installed to my PC. In its
> wondows media player i stored many song tracks. i wanted
> to install windows xp professional so i made a back up of
> all my music tracks.
>
> Now i have windows xp professional installed to my pc.
> whenever i try to open my media tracks, it automatically
> connects me to internet page but i don't have internet at
> home. those music tracks means a lot to me. i really wanna
> listen to them. can u please tell me what to do?
>
> my email address is nimarazavi@yahoo.com

In what way did you "make a backup" of all your music tracks? Did you burn
them to CD-R?

I do hope you'll drop by this newsgroup again to check up on responses to
your question, bacause most people will not respond via email.

Regards,
Ian.