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How to add a menu to your taskbar.

By mitz

In this article I will show you how to add a menu into your taskbar so you can access it anytime you like. What is a taskbar you say? It is the blue bar across the bottom of your screen with the start button on the left and the time on the right.

How to add a basic menu

1. First right click on the taskbar and a menu will appear like the one below. Choose Toolbars then choose Desktop.

2. This will put a desktop menu in your taskbar. When you click it a menu appears with all the items you have on your desktop To remove it just repeat step one again..

How to add a new menu to the task bar

1. First right click on the taskbar and a menu will appear like the one below. Choose Toolbars then choose New toolbar.

2. Then a box appears. Choose My documents. Then choose My pictures.

3. This will create a menu on the taskbar containing all the items you have in the my pictures folder. Example below.

The best way to learn is to try it for yourself. I find the desktop menu is probably the most handy for any computer user.

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