The layout is determined by the width (hight) of the Taskbar, and the
number of rows you have placed the toolbars in.
Dan wrote:
Recently I had to completely reinstall Win XP Pro on a freshly formatted
(new) hard drive. I display my taskbar on the left side of the screen and I
make it the minimum width. Still, my tray icons are displayed in rows of two
next to each other, instead of being stacked on top of one another. Right now
I have four icons visible; they appear in a two-by-two grid. I'd rather see
them stacked only one per row, like they used to be. What controls this? How
can I change their size and/or their layout to get what I want?
Re: Size of tray icons ... I think the term rows was used to refer to a horizontal Taskbar.... get the Taskbar to narrow enough to show fewer than four icons.... I display my taskbar on the left side of the screen ... my tray icons are displayed in rows ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Size of tray icons ... If you have it set for two rows of toolbars then you won't get it any narrower, you need to drag one of the toolbars below the other one. ... I display my taskbar on the left side of the screen and I make it the minimum width. ... Still, my tray icons are displayed in rows of two next to each other, instead of being stacked on top of one another. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Conditional formatting ... happens if you step through the script in Script Debugger? ... I'd like to dynamically place a button on my layout.... I only want the "Show All" button to display when I'm ...calculation determining how the button is labelled and describing what ... (comp.databases.filemaker)
Re: Date and Time display on every screen ... An response.... 'click and reveal' this full date/time display.... size of the Taskbar and the Date will also show up. ...Lock the Taskbar to lock it in place. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
