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Hello.
When I attempt to drag the bottom edge of an application window down to set
it flush against the top edge of the Taskbar (I have my Taskbar at the bottom
of the screen), I am able to continue dragging the window edge below the top
edge of the Taskbar.
I would like to be able to "bump" the window edge down to the top of the
Taskbar, without going past it. I believe that is the default XP behavior,
but somehow my system is not doing this anymore.
If I maximize an application window, the bottom edge of the window will be
set flush against the top edge of the taskbar.
I am using the Classic Start Menu. I have the Quick Launch toolbar enabled
(but no others enabled).
I have the "Keep the taskbar on top of other windows" option checked in the
Taskbar properties dialog. Actually, it does not matter whether that option
is checked or not - I experience this behavior either way. Locking the
Taskbar does not have any effect, either.
I am running XP Pro with SP2. I have two displays (LCD panels), a 20" and a
17". Windows is configured to extend the desktop across both displays. The
Taskbar only displays on the 20" display. My screen resolution is
1600x1200x32bpp on the 20" display, and 1280x1024x32bpp on the 17" display.
If anyone has any ideas on how to correct this behavior, I would appreciate
it. Thanks.
When I attempt to drag the bottom edge of an application window down to set
it flush against the top edge of the Taskbar (I have my Taskbar at the bottom
of the screen), I am able to continue dragging the window edge below the top
edge of the Taskbar.
I would like to be able to "bump" the window edge down to the top of the
Taskbar, without going past it. I believe that is the default XP behavior,
but somehow my system is not doing this anymore.
If I maximize an application window, the bottom edge of the window will be
set flush against the top edge of the taskbar.
I am using the Classic Start Menu. I have the Quick Launch toolbar enabled
(but no others enabled).
I have the "Keep the taskbar on top of other windows" option checked in the
Taskbar properties dialog. Actually, it does not matter whether that option
is checked or not - I experience this behavior either way. Locking the
Taskbar does not have any effect, either.
I am running XP Pro with SP2. I have two displays (LCD panels), a 20" and a
17". Windows is configured to extend the desktop across both displays. The
Taskbar only displays on the 20" display. My screen resolution is
1600x1200x32bpp on the 20" display, and 1280x1024x32bpp on the 17" display.
If anyone has any ideas on how to correct this behavior, I would appreciate
it. Thanks.