Harry;
The bar you are referring to is officially known as the Windows Taskbar. If you right click on any blank portion of the Taskbar you will get a flyout options menu that will allow you to customize it. You can make it hide until moused over, make it always or not always on top of open Windows, move it, resize it's height, show or hide the Quick-Launch bar section, add or remove toolbars to/from it, and lock it's size and position, all by right-clicking on it and selecting
Properties.
The Windows Taskbar can be dragged to the top, bottom, or either side of the Windows Desktop and fixed in that position. It can be expanded in height to accomodate two or more layers of buttons for active Windows. I have my Taskbars set to a height of two buttons and sometimes three, which allows me to see the titles of many open task Windows.
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