to get the quicklaunch bar:
right click on the start bar, click toolbars, then quick launch
next
just go to where the program is located. while holding the right mouse button on the .exe drag it to the quicklaunch bar. a menu should pop up click either copy here or create shortcut here
IF you are indeed talking about the quick launch the folder keeps the shortcuts in this folder
C:\Documents and Settings\<profile name>\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch
If you want you just drag a shortcut into the task bar...
If you look at the far right of this picture you'll see my quick launch bar. I keep mine to the right
But if you don't have quick launch turned on, then follow JP's instructions...
IF we're all wrong.. maybe a pic?
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No .. I understand that. I followed GroundZero's directions ... but on my computer when I click on "Quicklaunch" (which is checked) the items that were on the Taskbar disappear. I then re-click on Quicklaunch and the original items reappear.
Thanks, everyone. I was attempting to slide the Shortcut Icon to the right of the existing Taskbar Icons, and it would not "stick." I had Quick Launch activated (checked) ... the Icon only embedded when I slid it between the other Icons! Go figure.
maybe were misunderstanding you...
You have quicklaunch enabled and the little slider that allows you to control how much of the bar is reserved for quicklaunch icons is slid all the way over a little ways past the last icon ...right?
to add a new quicklaunch icon to the bar you must use windows explorer to find the programs exe. and like GroundZero3 said rightclick drag it to the bar, release it and choose "create shortcut here".
cool, actually what I do is drag the upper edge of the taskbar upwards so that I have 2 seperate bars, one for quicklaunch icons and one for the open windows bar.
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