Technical data

Using Microsoft Windows Operating System 4

Getting Started Guide 105

If a mouse is attached to the test set, and you move the mouse cursor to the bottom of the

display (either deliberately or accidentally), the taskbar automatically appears. Provided

that the taskbar is in auto-hide mode, you can make it disappear again by moving the

mouse cursor away from the bottom of the screen.

If at any time the Windows taskbar is inadvertently set to the non-auto-hide mode, you

can restore the auto-hide behavior by doing the following:

Restoring taskbar auto-hide mode

Step Notes

Click Start > Control Panel If not using a mouse, press Ctrl+Esc.

2 In Classic View, click Taskbar and Start

or,

in Category View, click

Appearance and

Themes

, Taskbar and Start Menu

If you are not using a mouse, use the shortcut

key combinations specified in the Section

“Windows shortcuts (key combinations)" on

page 103 to make these selections.

3 Click the

Taskbar tab The Taskbar and Start Menu Properties

dialog appears.

4 Select the

Auto-hide the taskbar check box If you are not using a mouse, press Tab

repeatedly until the auto-hide option is

selected, then press

Select to toggle the

check box state.