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cascading
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The cascading tag on WindowsForum.com covers several distinct Windows features and configurations. Users discuss disabling staggered window opening so that overlapping instances open directly on top of one another, enabling cascading submenus for the Start menu's Control Panel in Windows 7, and activating the cascade windows command to arrange all open windows in a cascading layout. The tag also includes a networking topic: setting up a wireless router as a cascading unit on a wired network to avoid creating two separate networks, which involves changing the router's IP address and connecting it via LAN. These discussions span Windows XP, Windows 7, and general Windows behavior.
When I open a window (let's say Firefox for example) then open a second Firefox window, the second window appears about a centimeter to the right of the first one. For certain tasks I do, this is quite annoying.
How can I make Windows open instances directly on top of one another?
Under Win XP it was possible to make the START menu "Control Panel" cascading.
That means when I go with the mouse on the menu "Control Panel" then automatically all sub-menues were shown as separate menus.
How can I achieve this in Win7?
Same with "devices and printers" menu.
Peter
I posted for some help with adding a wireless access point connection to my wired network. I got no takers and thats ok, I figured it out myself with some research from HP and Cisco aka Linksys. I have successfully added my wireless router to my wired network. I had to set it up as cascading...
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