how do i create a second taskbar on the top?


  1. exia
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    Windows 7 x64
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    how do i create a second taskbar on the top?


    i want a second taskbar with links to my folders on the top of the screen but i can't figure it out, anyone help. i can create a new toolbar by right clicking on the bottom taskbar but i can't drag out the contents to the top.
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  3. DrMcninja
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    i dont think you can create a second taskbar in windows. try using a dock-like application such as objectdock or rocket dock. Both are free

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