Can someone help me with my Office XP taskbar?
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My guess is that you've copped some sort of infection which has tinkered with you system settings. There are programs which will allow you to adjust almost any program to minimise to the system tray instead of the taskbar, but it is not an XP default behaviour, and even these ap's would need to be installed and configured deliberately. Try re-setting your theme via "display" settings, but I get the feeling you are going to need to run a malware and virus scan to be sure.\n\nIn the mean-time though, you can always use the alt + tab keys to cycle through all your open applications, no matter where they are minimised to
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It's probably there, but just made too small.  Put your cursor at the bottom of the screen and see if it turns into a double arrow.  If so, click and drag upwards.  You should get your task bar back.\n\nAlso, to prevent this, right click on the task bar and select 'Lock the Taskbar'
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right click on the free area of your taskbar\nthere a option of address bar tick it and get it
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Right click a blank area on the taskbar, then make sure Lock Taskbar DOESN'T have a checkmark beside it. Then click in a blank area on the taskbar, hold the mousr button and drag it back do to the bottom.
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you need to have powerpoint - part of Office - it does not come on windows XP any version\nthere are some free office equivalent - eg openoffice which you can use. www.openoffice.org to download
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Uninstall and reinstall your MS Office.\n\nIt looks like some files have gone corrupt.\n\nAlso check for updates and apply them every week, not just of XP but for MS Office as well.\n\nIf you didn't have the latest updates, this kind of thing could've happened, because they were addressing vulnerablities in MS Office.\n\nAll the best.
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Everything you could want to know\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/taskman_whats_the\n\n///
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just unlock ur taskbar by going to taskbar and start menu properties after that just drag n drop items on ur taskbar
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Right click on the icon on the task bar or open the program up from the programs menu and disable it.  Hope this helps!
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Right-click on the Taskbar, choose 'task manager'.
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take the curser to the extreme bottom of the screen & simply drag the tool bar out.\n\n\nIf still no success, click on start menu > control panel > task bar & start menu > tick 2 boxes, "lock the task bar" & "keep the task bar on top of the window". Dont forget to click apply & okay
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Use the Windows "Flag" key to pull up the start menu\n\nSelect setting\n\nSelect Taskbar...\n\nChange the options....
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Please clarifiy if you are talking about a toolbar or your taskbar.  Your taskbar may be auto hiding which is a setting you can change..option2..do a system restore prior to the cat antics
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First, "right click" on the task bar and make sure that the "lock task bar" option is not checked.  Then hold down your left mouse button and drag the task bar to the position desired.
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Put the pointer on a clear spot and click/hold it down...\n\nDrag it to the right and release.\n\nIf that doesn't work...right click on it and uncheck "lock the taskbar" and try again
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Try this:\n\n1. Press the "Windows Key" on your keyboard (the one with the windows logo on it)\n\n2. The taskbar should popup with the start menu expanded.\n\n3. Right click on an empty area of the task bar and click on properties.\n\n4. In the "task bar" tab, uncheck "Auto-hide task Bar" and click OK.\n\nIf all goes fine, your taskbar should remain fixed.\n\nHope this helps.
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Go to MY COMPUTER>>CLICK CONTROL PANEL on the left>>DOUBLE-CLICK on TASKBAR & START MENU. For the first set of check boxes you want 1:Checked, 2: Unchecked, 3: Checked, 4:Unchecked. Now CLICK APPLY>>OK, then try to adjust the taskbar.