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I ahve just got a new laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium. I have managed
to muck up the taskbar. Normally the programms running sit on the taskbar
from the left side goin right. After what i did, i am not sure what they have
postitioned themselves on the rigtht hand and are squashed up. An solutions?
 
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I ahve just got a new laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium. I have
managed to muck up the taskbar. Normally the programms running sit on
the taskbar from the left side goin right. After what i did, i am not
sure what they have postitioned themselves on the rigtht hand and are
squashed up. An solutions?
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Have you perhaps inadvertently extended your Quick Launch toolbar too far
to the right?

You may need to right click and check that the taskbar is not locked
before you are able to tell, so that the border of the Quick Launch
toolbar becomes visible when the taskbar is unlocked.

If you have indeed extended it too far to the right you an rectify
matters by simply dragging the border of the Quick Launch toolbar back
leftwards again.
 
_Rory_:D said:
I ahve just got a new laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium. I have
managed
to muck up the taskbar. Normally the programms running sit on the taskbar
from the left side goin right. After what i did, i am not sure what they
have
postitioned themselves on the rigtht hand and are squashed up. An
solutions?
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Try this. Move your mouse slowly across the length of the taskbar until you
see the cursor become a double arrow. Then, depress the left mouse button
and drag to the left or the right, you'll have to judge based on what
happens when you do this, until things return to a more normal appearance
for you.
 
Unlock toolbar first?


Michael Solomon said:
Try this. Move your mouse slowly across the length of the taskbar until you
see the cursor become a double arrow. Then, depress the left mouse button and
drag to the left or the right, you'll have to judge based on what happens when
you do this, until things return to a more normal appearance for you.
Click to expand...
 
Cal Bear '66 said:
Unlock toolbar first?


Michael Solomon said:
Try this. Move your mouse slowly across the length of the taskbar until
you see the cursor become a double arrow. Then, depress the left mouse
button and drag to the left or the right, you'll have to judge based on
what happens when you do this, until things return to a more normal
appearance for you.
Click to expand...

LOL, uh, yeah, that would help! At least check to be sure it's not locked.
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