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Old 06-01-2012, 11:57 PM   #35
teh603
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
I haven't been using Windows for browsing for some time, but I seem to recall that an ad without a close button can be dealt with swiftly by means of a right click on the appropriate window icon in the taskbar, producing a popup menu with a close option.
Alt-f4 is usually a better option. I vaguely remember some nasty ads on a windows box that would go full-screen and even cover the taskbar or do other nasty things to keep people from being able to close them. Alt-f4 was the best way to get rid of them.

Its not like you're running Linux and can manually invoke a command prompt to give your browser signal 15. I'm not even entirely sure how to do that, but I know it can be done.
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