hi how do i move my start buttons from the side to the bottom?
353166
just drag in the other side, in the left, in the right on the top or back to basic ^_^
1098186
Depends on where you put it. In windows, it is at the bottom of the desktop by default, but you can click and drag it to the top or either side if you want. On a mac I believe it's at the top by default.
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make the startup position of your window to maximized.\n\nto automatically align your command buttons at runtime, look for a code at\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/
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Click on start. Off to the right in menu that comes up you will see control panel. double click and it will bring it up.
801165
go in the contol panel under keyboad and move the the easy touch buttom or repeating key silder
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do the following steps :\n\n1) RIGHT click on start button\n2) select Properties\n3) in "Taskbar and start menu properies" select the "Start Menu" Tab\n4) Select "Customize" (doesnt matter if you are using the classic or general style)\n5)Click on advance and scroll to search "Enable Drag and drop" \n6) Uncheck it\n7) Click Apply...\n\nit will work
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start-> settings-> taskbar and startmenu -> startmenu -> customize -> advance -> then click dont display item under the my documents heading\n\ni think you can only do this if your start menu is not the classic (getting rid of documents that is)\n\nEDIT: just realize there is no settings if you are not using the classic start menu (just right click on taskbar then properties)
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At the right ALT key if u start from left .
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open the start menu, go to run, and type msconfig\n\ngo to the startup tab\n\nselect which items to disable / enable\n\n>>>be careful what you are turning off<<<
58987
Make sure "View > Tools Bars > Standard buttons" is checked. If it is, go to "View > Toolbars > Customize" and find history in the left menu and move it to the right.
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use your mouse to place your arrow(cursor) in an 'open' place on the task bar - left click and hold\nthen "pull" down to the bottom of the screen - and release the left\nclick\n\nI believe this should realign your task bar
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Click and drag your task bar to the lower bottom. It will perfectly come and sit at the bottom of the screen.
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Right click the start menu and go to "Properties".\nThere, choose "Customize" and in the list, make sure "Help and Support" is ticked.
1018804
move the left position to \nPrinter.CurrentY = 500
313327
The programs above the line are considered to be in your start menu...and will be there until you remove them.  The ones below the line are your most used programs and they will actually change depending on how often you use them or not.\n\nYou can right click on most icons and you will see the option to "pin to the start menu", which will then add that icon's program to the start menu.   Likewise, if you right click on any of the programs in your start menu (above the line) you will see the option to "unpin from the start menu", which will remove the icon from your start menu.\n\nOr as the previous person said....just ignore it...
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Right-CLick on the task bar(that is where the start button is) and click on "Tile Windows Verticaly" It should automaticaly resize the windows and put them side by side.
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just click and drag the folders/items around in the menu...\n\n\n\nJust click on it, and don't release the mouse button.  you should see a little black line.  Release the mouse button when the item is where you want it to be.\n\nit takes a little practice :)