-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Task bqr

What happens if you close all programs and then try shrinking the toolbar 
with the vertical arrow?

At 07:45 AM 11/30/2004, you wrote:
>Thanks, Jerry. I have tried that over and over again, but the best
>(not!) I get is the
>entire bar disappearing below the screen. BTW, the open programs go to
>the bottom
>of the task bar, although there is ample room on the top part of the
>bar, next to the
>icons.
>Well, I just took a screen shot of it, and pasted it here. Why it keeps
>jumping way
>down, I don't know, but if you keep scrolling down, you will see it.
>
>Jerry wrote:
>
> >You don't want the double arrow to the left of your programs. You want to
> >get the double vertical arrow that appears when you hover your mouse cursor
> >on the top of the task bar (where your open programs sit). This by default
> >in XP home is the blue bar at the bottom (now) of your screen. Once you get
> >the cursor to change into a double vertical arrow, just left click and hold
> >down and drag your mouse down until the task bar changes into one row again.
> >Just make sure you have unlocked your taskbar first like was previously
> >mentioned. Then lock it again after getting one row back and you should be
> >ok then.
> >
> >Thanks- Jerry
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>Hold your mouse over the top of the taskbar till you see a 2 way vertical
> >>arrow and then click and drag it back down to the size you want.  This
> >>won't work if you've already locked the taskbar though like I mentioned in
> >>the previous email.
> >>
> >>At 03:02 PM 11/29/2004, you wrote:
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> >>>And while we're at it...how do I get back to just one row? I've had
> >>>a double row task bar for some time....although most of it is empty,
> >>>I still have two rows of icons, ets.
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