How to expand the windows tab-bar underneath ?

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Majki Majk

How to expand the windows tab-bar underneath so to get two rows for
applications, programs etc ?

I mean on the tab-bar next to quick -launch bar ?

Thanks in forward!
 
Majki said:
How to expand the windows tab-bar underneath so to get two rows for
applications, programs etc ?

I mean on the tab-bar next to quick -launch bar ?

Thanks in forward!
Click to expand...

Right-click on the bar and make sure it is unlocked.

Then - place your mouse cursor on the very top-edge of the bar (the cursor
should turn into a double-arrow) and clcik and hold the left mouse button
and 'drag' the bar upwards to increase its size, downwards to decrease.
 
Shenan said:
Right-click on the bar and make sure it is unlocked.

Then - place your mouse cursor on the very top-edge of the bar (the cursor
should turn into a double-arrow) and clcik and hold the left mouse button
and 'drag' the bar upwards to increase its size, downwards to decrease.
Click to expand...

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Thanks Shenan you too!

I would find that on my own only accidentaly .
 
Shenan said:
Right-click on the bar and make sure it is unlocked.

Then - place your mouse cursor on the very top-edge of the bar (the cursor
should turn into a double-arrow) and clcik and hold the left mouse button
and 'drag' the bar upwards to increase its size, downwards to decrease.
Click to expand...

After increasing its size, go back on the right tab and 'Lock the
Taskbar' again!
 
Majki said:
How to expand the windows tab-bar underneath so to get two rows
for applications, programs etc ?

I mean on the tab-bar next to quick -launch bar ?

Thanks in forward!
Click to expand...

Shenan said:
Right-click on the bar and make sure it is unlocked.

Then - place your mouse cursor on the very top-edge of the bar
(the cursor should turn into a double-arrow) and clcik and hold
the left mouse button and 'drag' the bar upwards to increase its
size, downwards to decrease.
Click to expand...

Majki said:
After increasing its size, go back on the right tab and 'Lock the
Taskbar' again!
Click to expand...

Personally - I do not find that step necessary. I do not care for my
taskbar to be locked.
 
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