gregf@kcls.org (fear) writes:

> Ok, I know I've read about this before and probably done it before,
> but now I can't for the life of me figure out how to adjust the system
> tray size in WIN XP. All the sudden the tray is twice and 'thick' as
> it normally is, and for no good reason. I try to put the mouse arrow
> on the edge, the arrow appears, but it won't let me move it down. I've
> been thru all of the options on the properties box/start menu, etc,
> but I just can' find it. I know it must be easy, but they obviously
> didn't make it very self explainitory.

You are in the wrong newsgroup. This group is about the X-Window system.
It has nothing to do with any operating system offered by a company
from Redmont.

Henning


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In comp.windows.x, fear

wrote
on 13 Feb 2004 17:55:06 -0800
:
> Ok, I know I've read about this before and probably done it before,
> but now I can't for the life of me figure out how to adjust the system
> tray size in WIN XP. All the sudden the tray is twice and 'thick' as
> it normally is, and for no good reason. I try to put the mouse arrow
> on the edge, the arrow appears, but it won't let me move it down. I've
> been thru all of the options on the properties box/start menu, etc,
> but I just can' find it. I know it must be easy, but they obviously
> didn't make it very self explainitory.

Sorry, wrong newsgroup; this is for the X Window System (http://www.x.org).

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