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Click in an empty space on the taskbar, hold the button down and drag it to the bottom.
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Click in an empty space on the taskbar, hold the button down and drag it to the bottom.

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First, right-click an empty space and make sure Lock the taskbar is unchecked.
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First, right-click an empty space and make sure Lock the taskbar is unchecked.

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I thought I've said that ;)
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You did - but he said it at near as damn it the same time - see the message time stamps - and alomst certainly didn't see your post first. Be nice. :-) 
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You did - but he said it at near as damn it the same time - see the message time stamps - and alomst certainly didn't see your post first. Be nice. :-)

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hi ccomley,<br />
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I'm not being mean or anything.. just a harmles remark.. don't take it to heart.. relax<br />
there's nothing to fight for isn't it? :P<br />
If I've caused any unhappiness allow me to apologise :)<br />
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cheers,<br />
Luis
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hi ccomley,

I'm not being mean or anything.. just a harmles remark.. don't take it to heart.. relax
there's nothing to fight for isn't it? :P
If I've caused any unhappiness allow me to apologise :)

cheers,
Luis

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Gee, I thought I said &quot;drag it back down&quot; first! &nbsp;:)<br />
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My second post was an afterthought. &nbsp;I figured if it *was* locked, it couldn't have been moved accidentally in the first place, but better safe than sorry!<br />
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:)
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Gee, I thought I said "drag it back down" first!  :)

My second post was an afterthought.  I figured if it *was* locked, it couldn't have been moved accidentally in the first place, but better safe than sorry!

:)

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I have Windows XP and my task bar somehow moved to the right vertical position. How can I move it back to the bottom?
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I have Windows XP and my task bar somehow moved to the right vertical position. How can I move it back to the bottom?

Task Bar Move in XP

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.