I think that TLC's answer is incorrect, for hte same reason as yu
cited.
There is available software to make such a thing or maybe it's a
method documented by MS.
See the thread "windows 7 task bar classic mode", in this NG on May 9.
where in spite of the subject there is some slightly OT advice that
might help you.
Here's the MID:
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On 5/12/2011, Bill posted:
> Thanks for your reply but I already had "Show hidden files, folders
> and drives" checked but the only icons (other than my program icons) I
> see on the Taskbar are "Show hidden icons (an up arrow), "Action
> Center", "Network 2", and "Speakers". I do not see a "Quick Launch"
> icon on my desktop.
> Bill
> On Thu, 12 May 2011 10:39:19 -0400, TLC <> wrote:
>> Open Windows Explorer
>> Press Alt
>> Click Tools
>> Click Folder Options
>> Click View
>> Click Show hidden files, folders and drives
>>
>> You should now have a Quick Launch folder icon on your desktop
>>
>> Open this folder
>> Open the User Pinned sub folder
>> Open the TaskBar sub folder
>>
>> This sub folder should contain the Shortcut icons for all of the
>> Shortcuts pinned to the TaskBar
>>
>> On 5/11/2011 4:06 PM, Bill wrote:
>>> I have noticed that some shortcut icons that I place in the Taskbar
>>> disappear from time-to-time (the icon appears a a blank white icon and
>>> the window says it can no longer find this application) and I have to
>>> manually re-insert them. I can't seem to find a "refresh the taskbar"
>>> selection anywhere. Is there a trick to prevent this from occurring?
>>>
>>> Bill
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Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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