Alan Sanchez
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09.01.2016 14:29:54
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Hey there,
I'm using Actual Multiple Monitors 8.7 beta 1 in my Windows 10 computer. Currently I have 3 monitors with the "replace Windows taskbar" option marked.
I don't know why, but, in my second monitor, I right-clicked the taskbar and then marked the "hide taskbar" option. I thought it was some kind of "auto-hide" function but apparently there's another option that says that, so I don't know the objective of the "hide taskbar" option if you can't enable it again.
So, I can't enable it again. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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11.01.2016 14:06:28
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Hello, Alan.
You can enable the taskbar again either via the Desktop context menu (Taskbars item > Taskbar on the particular monitor) or via the Configuration module (Multiple Monitors > Taskbar > Unhide taskbars). This is not auto-hide option, as you already noticed. This option just disable the taskbar if you don't need it for some reason. But there is also the Auto-Hide option in the Actual Multiple Monitors taskbar context menu.
Best regards.
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Alan Sanchez
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11.01.2016 14:10:19
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Lol.
I've search for an option to unhide it and couldn't find it.
One last thing, windows are like "full-screen" even if I have my taskbar enabled and sometimes it's uncomfortable because I can click things that are behind the taskbar. How can solve that?
Thanks!
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Создано:
12.01.2016 12:38:01
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Alan,
Do you mean the taskbar overlaps the window and you're able to click the elements of the window through the taskbar?
Does it happen only when the Auto-hide option is enabled for the taskbar?
Does it happen with all windows or with some particular windows?
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