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Wow, I feel dumb. &nbsp;I didn't even try unchecking it because I assumed it would just stay there. &nbsp;Unchecking it does indeed remove it from the list of available toolbars.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
WP
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Wow, I feel dumb.  I didn't even try unchecking it because I assumed it would just stay there.  Unchecking it does indeed remove it from the list of available toolbars.

Thanks!
WP

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Hello,<br />
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In Windows 7, I created a toolbar by right-clicking my taskbar and selecting Toolbars &gt;&gt;&nbsp;New Toolbar. &nbsp;I chose the folder C:\Shortcuts for this new toolbar.<br />
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I would now like to get rid of the toolbar I created, but all I can figure out how to do is uncheck it so it doesn't show up on my taskbar.<br />
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What I would like to do is completely remove the toolbar I created from the list of available toolbars.<br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
WP
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Hello,

In Windows 7, I created a toolbar by right-clicking my taskbar and selecting Toolbars >> New Toolbar.  I chose the folder C:\Shortcuts for this new toolbar.

I would now like to get rid of the toolbar I created, but all I can figure out how to do is uncheck it so it doesn't show up on my taskbar.

What I would like to do is completely remove the toolbar I created from the list of available toolbars.

Thanks in advance!
WP

Windows 7 - Delete Custom Toolbar from Taskbar

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