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On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 19:34, betty i wrote:
> question for TED; since you use gnome.
> about 6 months ago i did something in my desktop that caused the little=20
> boxes on the bottom panel (you know, the ones that show which windows=20
> are open) to disappear. the icons are still on the panel; but if i=20
> opened say, a command line box, or a mozilla window, when i tried to=20
> make it minimize, it would not go down into the panel in a little=20
> rectangle but disappear altogether. no more little rectangles at all!
It's hard to say what really happened, you could have removed it from
your panel accidentally, or perhaps, it was a bug.
In any case, the window list is an applet just like everything else on
the panel. So if you right click on your panel a small menu will come
up with a menu item "Add to Panel". Under that menu there is all the
applets that are installed on your system. The one that that you are
refering to is under Utilities->Window List.
Hope that helps (I guess you already have a new user though :)
--Ted
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