loadingplan.blogg.se - february 2023

The first is when you have a badge on the icon-or an actual icon change-indicating the app needs your attention. In this case, you can simply click that taskbar button to let the app know you’ve seen what it needs you to see and the taskbar will hide again.įor background apps that have an icon in the system tray, two separate actions can cause your taskbar to stick around. For example, the Skype app will flash its taskbar button when you receive a new call. For regular apps, this usually means the app’s taskbar button starts flashing at you. When you’re using the auto-hide feature for the Windows taskbar, it will stay hidden until an application needs your attention. If you have instead dragged the program too far down on the screen and then shut down the computer or closed RootsMagic it will have the same issue again when opening.What Causes the Taskbar to Not Auto-Hide? RootsMagic remembers the last location the program appeared on the screen when it reopens. To prevent this from happening in the future make sure you use the minimize button on the top right corner of the program to move the program off the screen without closing it.

You can now drag the taskbar back to it's proper location if desired. The RootsMagic program can now be accessed.

Then press the Esc and Enter key and this will close the second window.

Then press the Esc key on the key board.

Click on the RootsMagic program so it's active.

This could be the RootsMagic Welcome Screen and the News Screen. If clicking on RootsMagic causes a noise to sound then you still have remaining windows open. This will more than likely also move the RootsMagic program up on the screen, if not you can drag it.

Now left click on the taskbar and with the mouse button held down drag the task bar to the top of the screen.

Right click on the task bar and remove the checkbox next to "Lock the Taskbar".

For some reason Windows 8 allows you to drag applications behind the task bar.įirst you need to be able to click on it, but the task bar may be in the way. You may be able to see the top of the RootsMagic window. On the Windows 8 Desktop look at the task bar located at the very bottom of the screen.