Thanks, Sharon. I don't need the word there, if you are referring to
"address". However, I have right clicked on the tool bar over and over
and see no "show title" to uncheck. Plus, I have a search toolbar,
formerly with title letters as small as the letters in "address" used to
be, and now with the same very large letters that "address" now has.
Maybe the fact that the title off the search bar is also equally large
will give a hint as to the problem. By the way, I have had the search
bar on my computer for years with not a bit of this problem, so I know
that is not the problem. Anyway, maybe I have misunderstood you.
Hi, Lee. I tried those steps before posting them and used the built-in
address toolbar: right click taskbar> Toolbars> Address. Then right click
within the toolbar (avoid the text input area). "Show title" is the first
option in the context menu that appears.
Other ideas:
Are other portions of your taskbar larger than they used to be as well?
Adjusting some of the icon items in Display> Appearance> Advanced can
change the font size in various areas of the taskbar. Also, just checking
out the accessibility wizard can change some things it shouldn't.
Resolution is to reset your theme: select a different theme, apply. Then
select your desired scheme. Example: switch to Windows (classic) -
Standard. Then back to Windows XP theme.
MVP Kelly Theriot has a .vbs file (visual basic script) on her site that
will make the alterations in the registry that the above steps accomplish
and restore any default values that are messed up in the registry:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
164. Restore Taskbar to Default Functionality
or try her "Taskbar Plus!" program. The freeware version repairs and
manages taskbar basics. The shareware version has some nice extra fixes and
customizations:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm