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Stuck Toolbars
Posted on 2002-05-09
Some times back I've created a folder "My Toolbars" with 3 folders in it
toolbar1, toolbar2 and toolbar3. I filled the toolbar folders with
shortcuts and placed them on the task bar. One day I tried to rename one of
the toolbar folders and discovered that it cannot be done. Neither can any
of the three toolbars be removed.
If I rename for instance "toolbar2" folder to any other name then, after
reboot, an empty toolbar named "toolbar2" is displayed on the taskbar.
If I rename the folder back to its original name everything returns to
the previous state.
If I delete for instance "toolbar1" folder then, after reboot, an empty
toolbar "toolbar1" is displayed the taskbar. If I recreate the deleted
folder everything returns to the previous state.
If I close any of the toolbars, after reboot they get displayed again.
If I create new toobar then, after reboot it is gone.
Quick Launch toolbar shows icon in sorted order only (except desktop,
that always comes up in the leftmost position).
I searched thru registry for toolbar names but came up with zilch.
So where is the toolbar information stored and/or how can the toolbar
functionality be restored to the old flexible self
I am running Win98se on PIII
Thanks
cj
toolbar1, toolbar2 and toolbar3. I filled the toolbar folders with
shortcuts and placed them on the task bar. One day I tried to rename one of
the toolbar folders and discovered that it cannot be done. Neither can any
of the three toolbars be removed.
If I rename for instance "toolbar2" folder to any other name then, after
reboot, an empty toolbar named "toolbar2" is displayed on the taskbar.
If I rename the folder back to its original name everything returns to
the previous state.
If I delete for instance "toolbar1" folder then, after reboot, an empty
toolbar "toolbar1" is displayed the taskbar. If I recreate the deleted
folder everything returns to the previous state.
If I close any of the toolbars, after reboot they get displayed again.
If I create new toobar then, after reboot it is gone.
Quick Launch toolbar shows icon in sorted order only (except desktop,
that always comes up in the leftmost position).
I searched thru registry for toolbar names but came up with zilch.
So where is the toolbar information stored and/or how can the toolbar
functionality be restored to the old flexible self
I am running Win98se on PIII
Thanks
cj
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Put and actual file, in addition to the shortcuts, in one of the toolbar folders and see if that makes the folder act normal.
WLH
WLH
does this help
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/640/
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/640/
Strange thing, I have neither the "NoBandCustomize" nor
"NoToolbarCustomize" keys in my registry. But while I was
there I noticed "NoSaveSettings" key that was enabled. I
turned it off and after couple of reboots the toolbars
started responding :))
Thanks for showing me the way
Regards
cj
"NoToolbarCustomize" keys in my registry. But while I was
there I noticed "NoSaveSettings" key that was enabled. I
turned it off and after couple of reboots the toolbars
started responding :))
Thanks for showing me the way
Regards
cj
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