B
Bully
Here goes:
1) drag the task bar to the left-hand side of the screen
(ie. to run vertically, not horizontally)
2) drag/expand task bar to 2x or 3x normal width (ie.
approx 1.5" wide on a 15" screen). This is so you can
actually read the icon names instead of having them all
squashed & truncated in the task bar.
3) Set to autohide, so it only appears when you drag the
mouse to the far left [that's the set up I like].
So far so good! Now,
4) Click on Start
5) Drag or copy an application icon from anywhere to sit
above "Programs>".
6) Right click on that icon, as if to rename it perhaps.
And hey presto:
the right-click options are all hidden by the task bar pop-
up so you can't see what you are doing. This should not
happen, and doesn't with Windows 2000!
Regards, Michael.
PS my Start menu is customized to a yellow background and
icon fonts are all set to bold, but I don't think this
affects the bug.
1) drag the task bar to the left-hand side of the screen
(ie. to run vertically, not horizontally)
2) drag/expand task bar to 2x or 3x normal width (ie.
approx 1.5" wide on a 15" screen). This is so you can
actually read the icon names instead of having them all
squashed & truncated in the task bar.
3) Set to autohide, so it only appears when you drag the
mouse to the far left [that's the set up I like].
So far so good! Now,
4) Click on Start
5) Drag or copy an application icon from anywhere to sit
above "Programs>".
6) Right click on that icon, as if to rename it perhaps.
And hey presto:
the right-click options are all hidden by the task bar pop-
up so you can't see what you are doing. This should not
happen, and doesn't with Windows 2000!
Regards, Michael.
PS my Start menu is customized to a yellow background and
icon fonts are all set to bold, but I don't think this
affects the bug.