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[rob]

At the bottom where the clock is, does anyone know how
the make the arrow go away when you have multiple
programs open. I want to see all the programs, and I
think it only shows 3, and hides the rest with the
arrow. I know I've done this before, but I forgot where
the setting is. Thanks in advance for any help

[Wesley Vogel]

rob;

Right click the Taskbar | Taskbar tab | UNCheck:
� Hide inactive icons | Apply | OK

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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In ,
rob > hunted and pecked:
> At the bottom where the clock is, does anyone know how
> the make the arrow go away when you have multiple
> programs open. I want to see all the programs, and I
> think it only shows 3, and hides the rest with the
> arrow. I know I've done this before, but I forgot where
> the setting is. Thanks in advance for any help

It worked. Thanks, that was such a stupid problem. I=20
know i've done it before. Thanks again
>-----Original Message-----
>rob;
>
>Right click the Taskbar | Taskbar tab | UNCheck:
>=8D Hide inactive icons | Apply | OK
>
>--=20
>Hope this helps. Let us know.
>Wes
>
>In ,
>rob > hunted and=20
pecked:
>> At the bottom where the clock is, does anyone know how
>> the make the arrow go away when you have multiple
>> programs open. I want to see all the programs, and I
>> think it only shows 3, and hides the rest with the
>> arrow. I know I've done this before, but I forgot=20
where
>> the setting is. Thanks in advance for any help
>
>.
>

[Wesley Vogel]

Keep having fun.

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In ,
>
hunted and pecked:
> It worked. Thanks, that was such a stupid problem. I
> know i've done it before. Thanks again
>> -----Original Message-----
>> rob;
>>
>> Right click the Taskbar | Taskbar tab | UNCheck:
>> � Hide inactive icons | Apply | OK
>>
>> --
>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>> Wes
>>
>> In ,
>> rob > hunted and
> pecked:
>>> At the bottom where the clock is, does anyone know how
>>> the make the arrow go away when you have multiple
>>> programs open. I want to see all the programs, and I
>>> think it only shows 3, and hides the rest with the
>>> arrow. I know I've done this before, but I forgot where
>>> the setting is. Thanks in advance for any help
>>
>> .