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Old 09-21-2006, 11:50 AM   #1
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So i just picked the pearl yesterday and i'm coming from an 8700g. Is it just me or is the application switcher not as intuitive as it used to be? Before when you would switch between applications with the switcher it would take you back to the last one you used so you could bounce back and forth really easily. Am i missing a setting or something somewhere? If not i hope they fix this its pretty annoying (to me anyway)
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