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- Mar 13, 2016
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Hi all,
I like to have the taskbar on the right on Windows 10. Reason is that my 32 bits Asus transformer has a wide screen and my 64 bits desktop a 24 inch wide screen also. On my 32 bits transformer the WD icon neatly arranges with others (see pic it concatenates with others two on a row), while on my 64 bits it refuses to align with others and takes up one horizontal row of its own (like the keyboard and language icon).
Now I would not have mind the difference when the WD-icon would have centered, but in stead it uses a horizontal row for its own and aligns left. I occasionally design/build websites. During those days I am most aware of the wrong alignment. Recently build a website , so I guess it will fade away, but for the moment I am constantly aware of this irritating irregularity.
Maybe anyone has experienced the same and have found a solution (to either center at its own on a row or concatinate it with others (like it does on my Asus).
Thx
I like to have the taskbar on the right on Windows 10. Reason is that my 32 bits Asus transformer has a wide screen and my 64 bits desktop a 24 inch wide screen also. On my 32 bits transformer the WD icon neatly arranges with others (see pic it concatenates with others two on a row), while on my 64 bits it refuses to align with others and takes up one horizontal row of its own (like the keyboard and language icon).
Now I would not have mind the difference when the WD-icon would have centered, but in stead it uses a horizontal row for its own and aligns left. I occasionally design/build websites. During those days I am most aware of the wrong alignment. Recently build a website , so I guess it will fade away, but for the moment I am constantly aware of this irritating irregularity.
Maybe anyone has experienced the same and have found a solution (to either center at its own on a row or concatinate it with others (like it does on my Asus).
Thx
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