Max

Read first, then post. This has been answered numerous times.
1) Create a New Folder on your desktop
2) Drag the folder to an edge--it becomes a Toolbar
3) Right click it {Toolbars}--choose from the list or choose New Toolbar--it
will be added
4) Close the New Folder Toolbar--the one you added remains.
5) Set your options as desired.

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Maxwell Bluemeanie


Matt Emmott wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In previous Windows OSes, I have pop up toolbars along the top and
> sides of my desktops. This enables me to have quick access to apps
> when I have a ton of windows open, and also enables access to apps
> and folders without having to keep anything on the desktop.
>
> To do this, I create a folder on the C drive called tools, which I
> then fill with shortcuts. I then create a new toolbar on the taskbar,
> point it to tools, and drag it from the taskbar to the top or side of
> my desktop. Show large icons, hide text, auto on top, auto hide, done.
>
> In vista I can't get the toolbar off the taskbar, even though the
> taskbar is unlocked.