task bar moved!

[Christine]

I have managed to sort this now. I dragged it down so it
filled half my screen and then I could right click it to
drag it back to original position.

[Ken Blake]

"Christine" > wrote in message
...

> I have managed to sort this now. I dragged it down so it
> filled half my screen and then I could right click it to
> drag it back to original position.


I'm glad you got it fixed, but for future reference, when you
post a follow-up to a message) whether your own message or
someone else's, please be sure to "Reply" rather than starting a
new thread. Otherwise there's nothing to connect the two messages
together.

--
Ken Blake
Please reply to the newsgroup

Right, Ken. Christine is using the Web-based interface.
There, the right button to click is Post Reply, rather
than New Post, which starts a new thread.

(Now I'm just testing the Web-based interface. Up at the
top of this Compose window it's asking for Sender's Name
and Sender's E-mail. Let's see if I can send without
filling those in.)

(Nope. Clicking the Send button makes it beep and ask
for my Email address. But I still haven't filled in
Sender's Name; let's try again.)

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
Microsoft Windows MVP


>-----Original Message-----
>"Christine" > wrote in message
...
>
>> I have managed to sort this now. I dragged it down so
it
>> filled half my screen and then I could right click it
to
>> drag it back to original position.
>
>
>I'm glad you got it fixed, but for future reference,
when you
>post a follow-up to a message) whether your own message
or
>someone else's, please be sure to "Reply" rather than
starting a
>new thread. Otherwise there's nothing to connect the two
messages
>together.
>
>--
>Ken Blake
>Please reply to the newsgroup
>
>
>.
>

[Unknown]

Right click taskbar and select 'lock taskbar' and it won't move.
"Christine" > wrote in message
...
> I have managed to sort this now. I dragged it down so it
> filled half my screen and then I could right click it to
> drag it back to original position.