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      03-25-2011
1. Create one empty folder on desktop or in my documents folder (name is as NTB)
2. If you have locked your taskbar then unlock it by right clicking on taskbar and selecting “lock the taskbar”




3. Right click on taskbar & select new toolbar option from toolbar sub-menu & select empty folder NTB created in step 1.



4. Now right click on the new toolbar and uncheck Show Text and Show Title.
5. Next drag it (dotted seperator) to the left side, between the start orb and taskbar icons and release it.
6. Center align the taskbar icons by dragging dotted separator present near taskbar icon and start orb towards right of new toolbar separator & Lock the taskbar.


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      03-26-2011
Welcome to the Forum Leroy.

And thanks for possibly the most concise "Centre Taskbar Icons" mini tut I've ever seen!
 
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