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Nice HOW TO if you use Google Sidebar and Talk...After you install both Google Talk and Google Sidebar, you can select an option to integrate Talk into the Sidebar. (Then you can dock it to the side of your screen.) Do you think Windows is slowly becoming a bunch of device drivers to run Google apps on?... [via] Link.
HOW TO Integrate Google Talk with Google Sidebar
Nice HOW TO if you use Google Sidebar and Talk...After you install both Google Talk and Google Sidebar, you can select an option to integrate Talk into the Sidebar. (Then you can dock it to the side of your screen.) Do you think Windows is slowly becoming a bunch of device drivers to run Google apps on?... [via] Link.
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Aug 24, 2005 05:49 PM
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It certainly does seem to be the direction my Tablet PC is going. Since installing GD2 and turning on the Sidebar, I'm coming to rely it on more and more for launching recently used files, blog feeds (er, Web Clips), and news stories. GTalk is docked in there as well. I need a higher resolution monitor on my desk now (the Tablet has a 1400 x 1050 screen which is very nice) ;^)
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