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How to customise the taskbar and
start menu.
By mitz In this article I will
show you how to customise your taskbar and start menu settings.
First right click on the taskbar and a
menu will appear like the one below. Choose Properties.

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Then a box will appear to allow you to change various settings
for the taskbar like auto hiding the task bar. Try that first. Click on auto-hide the taskbar>then click
apply and ok. See what
happens.

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Try something else now. Click on the tab
for start menu, then click customize.

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Then a box appears that looks like this. Choose
advanced
tab.

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This menu gives more choices like: I can display my pictures
folder in the start menu as a link, a menu, or not display it at all.

The best way to learn is to try it for yourself. Just be careful if you are
going to hide folders from the start menu because you may forget how to put them
back!!!!!
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