While using the XPS 400 with Media Center today I inadvertently pushed a button on the keyboard which caused the toolbar to move from the bottom of my screen to the side. I know there's a simple way to change it back, but I can't remember what to do. Can anyone help?
Thanks, Mombodog. That worked. However, I now have a double-high taskbar with duplicate icons of what I have on my desktop, where I didn't have them there before, and tasks I'm running can only be seen by clicking on a rectangular box just to the right of the "start" button. How do I return this to what I had before, with no duplicate icons and on a single-high taskbar?
unlock the task bar and hover the mouse cursor over the top edge of the taskbar until you have the double arrow (up/down), drag it down to 1 row, lock it back.
You can delete any icons you don't want by right clicking them, select delete, or highlight them and hit the delete button. You might want to do this before you shrink it to one row.
Well, I got the taskbar back to the bottom, but haven't been able to use your suggestion to shrink the bar to one-line size. Will just
not do it. I thought the icons may be the culprit, so I used your suggestion to delete them one by one. Well, the icon gets deleted, but another one appears in its place. If I do this many times, the items I've deleted before pop up for another round.
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Posted October 2nd, 2007 03:00