IE7 tabs

[Guest Robert Brown]

I have IE7 running on a terminal server. When I open a link from Outlook,

IE7 will always open a new window. I have checked my tabbed browser settings

and it is set to open "A new tab in the current window" when opening links

for other programs. I can remedy the problem by Resetting Internet Explorer

Settings on the Advanced tab of Internet Options. However, if I log off and

log back in - I'm back to the same situation. This would lead me to believe

it's group policy. However, there is nothing in group policy that appears to

be driving this. I've only checked what I think applies to this situation.

I'm going through all of the policies and verifying that nothing is

configured in group policy for tabbed browsing. Can anyone else give some

suggestions on what else to check? I might be barking up the complete wrong

tree, but I need to know where to look.

[Guest Ratnesh Yadav [MSFT]]

Re: IE7 tabs

 

Hi,

 

Try posting your query in following news group,

microsoft.public.outlook

microsoft.public.internetexplorer

 

Ratnesh

 

"Robert Brown" <RobertBrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>I have IE7 running on a terminal server. When I open a link from Outlook,

> IE7 will always open a new window. I have checked my tabbed browser

> settings

> and it is set to open "A new tab in the current window" when opening links

> for other programs. I can remedy the problem by Resetting Internet

> Explorer

> Settings on the Advanced tab of Internet Options. However, if I log off

> and

> log back in - I'm back to the same situation. This would lead me to

> believe

> it's group policy. However, there is nothing in group policy that appears

> to

> be driving this. I've only checked what I think applies to this

> situation.

> I'm going through all of the policies and verifying that nothing is

> configured in group policy for tabbed browsing. Can anyone else give some

> suggestions on what else to check? I might be barking up the complete

> wrong

> tree, but I need to know where to look.