Right Click or Shortcut to Toggle Taskbar hide or show


  1. Rockit
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    Right Click or Shortcut to Toggle Taskbar hide or show


    I'm having some issues where the taskbar in Windows 7 occasionally is getting in the way while using Google Chrome. Is there a way to quickly hide it .. hit my desired button .. then turn the taskbar back on without moving it or using the auto hide feature?

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  3. Rockit
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    Bump .. Still trying to figure out this tweak. Maybe it's not possible?
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  4. Mellon Head
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    You could try Taskbar Autohide:

    Taskbar Autohide - Free download and software reviews - CNET Download.com

    It's worked for some people and may do what you want.
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