I've like to take advantage of the latest Windows desktop search 2.6.5. However, I also want to use the MSN search toolbar since it provides a search box in Outlook.
Although WDS 2.6.5 is avialable, it doesn't seem to have been packaged into MSN search toolbar as yet because when I downloaded it right now and installed it, the WDS version still seems to be 2.5
How do I get around this Or do I simply have to wait for Microsoft to package the latest WDS into MSN search toolbar
Thank you
MSN search toolbar latest version?
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MSN search toolbar latest version?
mertkan65
If you don't mind, I have one more question. After installing the MSN toolbar, it shows up in the system tray but is a little too big. In previous versions, there was a registry entry you could change to make it smaller.
Anything for this version
Thx
gendai
Hello Curiousguy,
You can keep the functionality you want by downloading both WDS 2.6.5 and the MSN search toolbar here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/desktopsearch/downloads/default.mspx
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
Jutsin Leung
No problem. I saw your other post about the size of the search bar in the desk bar. Please take a look at that post for the answer.
I'd post it here, but I'm hoping that keeping the two questions separate will help keep the forum a little bit "cleaner".
Thanks,
Paul Nystrom - MSFT