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To: bgill

Move your cursor into the toolbar.

Right mouse click and hold.

Move cursor (still on hold) to left or right edge, then to bottom.

After you get it reset, right click on the toolbar and select ‘lock the taskbar’.


7 posted on 09/21/2013 7:03:06 AM PDT by TomGuy (.)
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To: TomGuy

Damn. You beat me to it.


13 posted on 09/21/2013 7:07:35 AM PDT by Conspiracy Guy (To stay calm during these tumultuous times, I take Damitol. Ask your Doctor if it's right for you.)
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To: TomGuy

I don’t need help moving the task bar but getting the readable internet screen back to full size after moving the task bar. The top of the readable internet screen is 1/5” below the top of the computer screen so that the desktop is visible. I can’t get the readable part to go back up to the top of the computer screen. If I move the task bar down, the task bar goes to a ghost image on top of the internet page without moving the internet page up to the top of the computer screen.


14 posted on 09/21/2013 7:07:49 AM PDT by bgill (This reply was mined before it was posted.)
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To: TomGuy; bgill
Move your cursor into the toolbar. Right mouse click and hold. Move cursor (still on hold) to left or right edge, then to bottom. After you get it reset, right click on the toolbar and select ‘lock the taskbar’.

This instruction is correct with one exception. It is LEFT click, not right. Basically a grab and drag.

My kids used to do this to my computer all the time. No one could ever say how they did it, but it happens more often than one would think.

44 posted on 09/21/2013 7:45:08 AM PDT by Mygirlsmom (Shut 'er down!!!!)
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