"Plymouthguy" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks Andrew,
> I did not describe the problem well. I only unlocked it to illustrate the
> seperator positions relative to the other icons and tabs. Even with the
> task bar locked, the quick launch icons are in the "wrong" position.
> Don
>
> "Andrew Murray" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I believe all you need to do is right-click an empty section of the task
>>bar, click on the option "Lock the Taskbar".
>>
>> That will lock down your setting, and make the dotted separator
>> invisible.
>>
>>
>> "Plymouthguy" <> wrote in message
>> news:#$...
>>> I normally set up my taskbar two rows in heighth with the quick launch
>>> icons on the far left. This leaves the middle section for the "open
>>> tabs". I recently did a clean reinstall (restored an image) and
>>> somewhere in that process or the ensuing windows updates, the taskbar
>>> layout got all screwed up and I am unable to make it right. This is
>>> what is there now (with the task bar unlocked so the "dotted section
>>> divider lines" are visible: On the far left next to the Start button is
>>> the first set of divider lines. (Normally, the quick launch icons are to
>>> the left of this line). To the right of the divider lines are the
>>> "tabs" for open windows. Then to the right of these are the second set
>>> of divider lines, followed by the quick launch icons, followed by the
>>> third set of divider lines. To the right of the third set is an address
>>> tool bar I installed and then the notification area. I have searched
>>> through the microsoft site and found nothing that helps me with this.
>>> This anomoly has happened before (sometime ago with XP) and somehow I
>>> fixed it by "fiddling around". My curse in life is that I am not able
>>> to live with these little annoyances. Any help would be greatly
>>> appreciated.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Don
>>
>
Can you "grab" the second (after the start button) separator line and drag
it to the right - hopefully this will reveal the quick launch bar. If you
need to, have a play with the other separator lines by dragging them and see
what happens
Rob
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