Strangely enough, that seemed to work. Not really sure why
MS would have programmed it that way . . . would have been
smarter to have that checkbox automatically selected when
the Customize Notifications option is used, especially
since there is no mention of "Hide Inactive Icons" in the
taskbar pop-up context menu.
Why add a feature and then make it hard to use?
Thanks,
Jay
>-----Original Message-----
>Right-click Taskbar, Properties. Enable "Hide Inactive
Icons" checkbox?
>
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>"Jay" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:1ced701c4531a$0ef1f6d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I'm running Win XP, logged on as Admin with full
>priviledges, and the "Customize Notifications" option is
>disabled, both in the task bar context menu and the task
>bar properties window. I'm completely flummoxed. How did
>this happen, and how do I fix it?
>
>Jay
>.
>
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