[AccessD] Five Absolutely Essential Utilities that make Windows better - Scott Hanselman

I just downloaded Fences.  Seems pretty cool, but within a fence all the
shortcuts arrange themselves to be 'space saving', but I want them where I
want them.  

Is there a way to turn off the 'auto-arranging' within a fence?

Dan

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better - Scott Hanselman

I've used Fences constantly since someone on the dba lists put me on to it.
It's great.


On 26 Nov 2011 at 9:18, Jim Lawrence wrote:

> Hi John:
> 
> Those look like some great little tools...could be very handy.
> 
> Jim
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