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re: Question about 'Now that I've moved my taskbar to the top of my screen, I keep losing the titlebars of my applications underneath it!'
Monday, August 26, 2002 at 7:06 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Puter Tutor
(2 messages posted)
On Monday, August 26, 2002 at 6:19 pm, Linda wrote:
>Hi Puter.
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>You could try this -
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>Make the Start Menu bar Auto Hide so it only pops up when you move your mouse over
>it or press the Windows icon key on your keyboard (if it has one).
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>Start
>Settings
>Taskbar and Start Menu
>check mark - Auto Hide
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>In order for the mouse to activate the hidden Start Menu Bar - make your open windows
>shorter at the top.
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>Move the mouse over the edge of an open window until you see an up and down arrow.
>Left click, hold, and drag the window size down about 1/ 8 or 1/4 inch.
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>Then click and hold somewhere on the open window menu bar and drag the open window
>down towards the bottom of your screen but where you can still see the entire window.
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>Now when you want your Start Menu Bar, just put the mouse at the top of your screen
>and the Start Menu Bar will pop into view.
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>OR -
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>Without shortening your open Windows, if you have a Windows keyboard, you will see
>a Windows icon key (2nd key bottom row on the left). Press that key and the hidden
>Start Menu Bar will pop into view.
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>This works no matter what side of the screen you place your Start Menu Bar.
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>Take care,
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>Linda
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Thank you Linda, a very through explanation. The trouble is I would like to keep
the start bar open, as I often have very many programs open at a time, and it saves
steps moving back and forth. I sure wish Window would fix this bug.
Your method is most helpful though and I am sure others will find is very useful.
Puter Tutor
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