Vista floating quick launch

While holding down that special primary mouse button, move the mouse pointer to where you want the taskbar to appear on the screen. For example, you might want the taskbar to be neatly positioned vertically to the right of the screen. This first parameter determines whether Windows Vista should allow moving or resizing of the taskbar, and whether its quick components for example, Startup should be resized.

This attachment is disabled by default and instructs Windows Vista to remove this sliding toolbar from view until you hover your mouse pointer over the appropriate side of a specific screen.

In practice, moving all taskbars along the vertical side of the entire screen may be the best choice if you are using a varied screen because the auto-hide feature often forces you to inadvertently show the panel. If enabled, clicking on the grouped buttons on the taskbar will bring up a menu where you can select which window to open, next to it, etc.

A floating caption note mentions the thumbnail it contains, the caption behind the window whose thumbnail was displayed. Drag the Quick Launch bar to the leftside of the task bar. If you cannot move the Quick Launch bar, right-click the taskbar again, and make sure that the Lock the taskbar option is cleared. Tip: Move the cursor horizontally. If you prefer big icons in the Quick Launch bar, right-click an empty area of the Quick Launch bar, point to View , and then click Large Icons.

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