1. Create a folder (anywhere except desktop). Name it whatever you like.

2. Cut and paste desktop shortcuts to the folder created in first step.

3. Create shorcut of this folder on desktop.

4. Drag folder shortcut to either the left side or top of your screen, and let it go. Voila! - you’ll have a new toolbar on the edge where you dropped the folder shortcut. Once new toolbar is created you can delete the folder shortcut.

Note:
1. You can create up to three attached toolbars.
2. You can create any number of floating toolbars (unattached toolbars: can be created by dragging attached toolbars on desktop). Autohide feature cannot be used for these toolbars.
3. Some icons, like My Computer, My Documents, Recycle Bin may not allow you to move them. Drag these icons on new toolbar then remove them (My Computer, My Documents) using Display properties options. You can remove/hide Recycle bin by hacking registry.

This is some cool information but I only want one toolbar I dont need anymore then that. I love to use google I use it for everything. Its a great searching tool to use.

movvadinesh - 02 June 2008 08:11 PM

1. Create a folder (anywhere except desktop). Name it whatever you like.

2. Cut and paste desktop shortcuts to the folder created in first step.

3. Create shorcut of this folder on desktop.

4. Drag folder shortcut to either the left side or top of your screen, and let it go. Voila! - you’ll have a new toolbar on the edge where you dropped the folder shortcut. Once new toolbar is created you can delete the folder shortcut.

Note:
1. You can create up to three attached toolbars.
2. You can create any number of floating toolbars (unattached toolbars: can be created by dragging attached toolbars on desktop). Autohide feature cannot be used for these toolbars.
3. Some icons, like My Computer, My Documents, Recycle Bin may not allow you to move them. Drag these icons on new toolbar then remove them (My Computer, My Documents) using Display properties options. You can remove/hide Recycle bin by hacking registry.

Nice little info.didn’t know about it.Well it’s good to learn something new everyday. 😊

littlebull - 02 June 2008 11:13 PM

This is some cool information but I only want one toolbar I dont need anymore then that. I love to use google I use it for everything. Its a great searching tool to use.

Littlebull try it once

sushrukh - 03 June 2008 03:04 AM

movvadinesh - 02 June 2008 08:11 PM

1. Create a folder (anywhere except desktop). Name it whatever you like.

2. Cut and paste desktop shortcuts to the folder created in first step.

3. Create shorcut of this folder on desktop.

4. Drag folder shortcut to either the left side or top of your screen, and let it go. Voila! - you’ll have a new toolbar on the edge where you dropped the folder shortcut. Once new toolbar is created you can delete the folder shortcut.

Note:
1. You can create up to three attached toolbars.
2. You can create any number of floating toolbars (unattached toolbars: can be created by dragging attached toolbars on desktop). Autohide feature cannot be used for these toolbars.
3. Some icons, like My Computer, My Documents, Recycle Bin may not allow you to move them. Drag these icons on new toolbar then remove them (My Computer, My Documents) using Display properties options. You can remove/hide Recycle bin by hacking registry.

Nice little info.didn’t know about it.Well it’s good to learn something new everyday. 😊

thanx dude, i’ll be posting these infos if ya really like these things and want to really try them.

by all means! this type of info is what i like reading most about
i like little mods like these that let you do cool stuff
thanks for the post!

Yeah there are lots of tweaks & treaks for windows we don’t know yet.
but they can make our job much easier.
I’ve a great collection of these tweaks & treaks which i always use.

sharkhead7854 - 03 June 2008 05:14 PM

by all means! this type of info is what i like reading most about
i like little mods like these that let you do cool stuff
thanks for the post!

Ya if u encourage me like this, i will post them when ever i found one.

Thank you for this. I’ve been looking for guides everywhere and so far, this one is the best. This is very useful.

Regards,
Claire
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