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Question

How to make windows at bottom bar double-width

by Mar 12, 2012 11:20PM PDT

windows XP, IE8. after I updated to IE8 - this changed:
Since I always have a lot of windows open, I used to have them appear in 2 rows. Now they are one row, and hence very small. (at bottom of screen, after the Quick Launch).

I would like to have them in 2 rows. I have tried putting the cursor right at the top of the row, and it changes into an up-down arrown, but when I drag it, nothing happens.

thank you,
ellen

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Re: taskbar
by Forum moderator Mar 13, 2012 12:00AM PDT

In XP I can drag it to the new position when that arrow appears. It doesn't move gradually, but its jumps. So have to drag it to the full height it should become.
If the taskbar is locked I don't get that arrow.

Kees

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(NT) I can't move it whether the tool bar is locked or not
by georgekat22 Mar 14, 2012 9:44PM PDT
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