Easily customize the taskbar

in Windows 7 In the taskbar in Windows 7, the icon display becomes larger and becomes clearer and more straightforward. Of course, the user can also choose to set the appearance of the taskbar according to his own habits or needs, or even put the taskbar to the left, right, or top of the screen.

First, open the taskbar property window

In Windows 7, move the mouse to the blank position of the taskbar, right click, select the property in the pop-up menu, and adjust the menu of the taskbar to open.

Figure 2 Adjusting the menu of the taskbar

Second, what is the taskbar

System default, the taskbar is the bottom of the operating system Toolbar. Start menus, common apps, open apps, and more, all appear in the taskbar. In the taskbar in Windows 7, the icon display becomes larger and becomes clearer and more direct. Of course, the user can also choose to set the appearance of the taskbar according to his own habits or needs, or even put the taskbar to the left, right, or top of the screen.

Figure 1 Windows 7 taskbar

Third, you can make the following settings for the property:

1, let the shortcut icon in the taskbar change Small

Check the use of the small icon in the taskbar properties. After confirming, you can reduce the icon in the taskbar. This saves the limited space of the taskbar and does not affect any other operations on the taskbar. .

Figure 3 Make the shortcut icon in the taskbar smaller

2, select the display position of the taskbar

In the properties window of the taskbar, Select the taskbar location item on the screen. This setting allows the taskbar to display in four different positions on the top, bottom, and right of the desktop according to your own habits. Once you've set up your location, click OK to complete the action.

Figure 4 Select the display position of the taskbar

3. Customize the button in the taskbar

In the properties window of the taskbar, select The menu in the taskbar button item can customize the mode of the taskbar button. If you don't like the new taskbar icon, you can choose to never merge, and the button will change to the traditional way of icon plus window name.

Figure 5 Defining buttons in the taskbar