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W i n d o w s  9 x

C r e a t e   a   N e w   T o o l b a r

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Create a new toolbar to give quick and 
convenient access to frequently	used 
shortcuts.

I use this method to add a permanent
(always on-top) toolbar of shortcuts to 
my most frequently used applications on 
the right-hand side of my screen.

Here are some suggestions:

My Computer Toolbar:
1.	Right-click on an empty space
	on your Taskbar.

2.	When the browser appears, select
	My Computer and click OK. A
	toolbar appears with the
	contents of My Computer on it.

3.	Now use the handle on the left
	of the toolbar to shorten it by
	dragging it to the right. All that
	is left is the name "My Computer"
	and a double arrow. Click on the
	arrow for access to your entire PC.


Control Panel Toolbar (Floating):
1.	Create a new toolbar again (see
	above) but this time open up "My
	Computer" and select Control Panel
	before clicking on OK.

2.	Click on the name "Control Panel"
	and then drag the toolbar on to your
	desktop where it'll sit floating on
	your desktop waiting to be used.


Right-hand toolbar:
1.	Now drag the toolbar to the right-
	hand edge of the screen where it
	magically attaches itself to the
	side.

2.	It looks a little unwieldly, so
	let's remove the title bar and the
	text from under the icons.

3.	Right-click on the toolbar and 
	untick the "Show Text" and "Show
	Title" options.

4.	Finally, to hide the toolbar when
	it's not in use, tick the option
	marked "Auto-Hide".


You are not restricted to standard folders
why not create your own folder of
shortcuts and attach it to the side of
the screen, with the "Always on top"
option ticked.


== Source
PC Format November 2000 p.125