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I moved my taskbar to the right side of my screen, now vertically oriented. If I have too many applications running to show in a single row in the taskbar, the overflow is placed in a second row but I must use the scroll arrows to access them. Multiple rows are fine, I understand that part, but I don't want to use the scroll arrows. Is there a way to just enable multiple rows of icons in the taskbar?
This was never an issue before because my taskbar was horizontal and I had more space to fill up. Never had the scrollbars before.
1This appears to be an oversight on Microsofts side. When the taskbar is horizontal you can add multiple rows by simply dragging it up. When the taskbar is vertical though, dragging it just seems to stretch it out but not add additional rows. There may be a registry tweak to fix this, but I am not aware of one. – Connor W – 2010-09-05T12:42:26.173