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Old 10-05-2005, 11:43   #1
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Config apps to selectively steal focus?

I want my Outlook reminders to steal focus whilst keeping everything else under control.

Can this be done?

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Re: Config apps to selectively steal focus?

I dont know about just one app, but tweakui for XP can make it so that ap's do NOT steal focus & flash the taskbar icon etc.
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