Tooltips under Taskbar

Why are they underneath (not on top) and not entirely visible? I just =
tried it with taskbar properties set to not hide and auto hide. Surely I =
am missing something...

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-Dan-

-Dan-
Sun Aug 14 01:01:14 CDT 2005

The problem cleared on reboot. Oh well... must'a been a Windows thing. =20

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-Dan-


"-Dan-" <dan@spam.is.bad> wrote in message =
news:OdLHmFJoFHA.2904@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Why are they underneath (not on top) and not entirely visible? I just =
tried it with taskbar properties set to not hide and auto hide. Surely I =
am missing something...

--=20
-Dan-

Charlie
Sun Aug 14 01:34:05 CDT 2005

It'll come back sometimes too. seems to be a windows video driver issue.
Annoying, but not earthshattering.

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-Dan- wrote:
> The problem cleared on reboot. Oh well... must'a been a Windows thing.
>
> --
> -Dan-
>
>
> "-Dan-" <dan@spam.is.bad> wrote in message
> news:OdLHmFJoFHA.2904@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Why are they underneath (not on top) and not entirely visible? I
> just tried it with taskbar properties set to not hide and auto hide.
> Surely I am missing something...

Bill
Sun Aug 14 03:46:22 CDT 2005

Yep, same thing here on Win XP and Vista. Sometimes I can partially see
them, sometimes totally. Random effect and I can't tie it to anything.
Just happens.

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"Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie@mvKILLALLSPAMMERSps.org> wrote in message
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> It'll come back sometimes too. seems to be a windows video driver issue.
> Annoying, but not earthshattering.
>
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> Please, all replies to the newsgroup.
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> Charlie.
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> -Dan- wrote:
>> The problem cleared on reboot. Oh well... must'a been a Windows thing.
>>
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>> -Dan-
>>
>>
>> "-Dan-" <dan@spam.is.bad> wrote in message
>> news:OdLHmFJoFHA.2904@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>> Why are they underneath (not on top) and not entirely visible? I
>> just tried it with taskbar properties set to not hide and auto hide.
>> Surely I am missing something...
>
>

Colin
Sun Aug 14 04:37:51 CDT 2005

It is. These "fetaures"/"issues" (bugs actually) have been randomly
happening on Windows XP at random times for years ever since Windows XP came
out and is NOT unique to x64 Edition...

I gave up trying to get anyone at MS to listen about the system tray years
ago. There are all sorts of problems with it and it's never had the
technical attention it deserves...

(years ago I was on the beta team for Win3.x, then WFWG and finally Win95
before my life got too busy and it was taking too much of my time...)

Colin

"-Dan-" <dan@spam.is.bad> wrote in message
news:emDbUVJoFHA.2472@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
The problem cleared on reboot. Oh well... must'a been a Windows thing.

-Dan-
Sun Aug 14 11:14:54 CDT 2005

I can recall doing some crazy things, so I just assumed... well, that =
helps... just knowing it wasn't something I did, and that I probably =
can't do anything about it. =20

Thanks,
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-Dan-

Colin
Sun Aug 14 19:08:39 CDT 2005

Logging out and logging in again will clear it also. The Vista beta testers
are bugging it already.

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"-Dan-" <dan@spam.is.bad> wrote in message
news:OdLHmFJoFHA.2904@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Why are they underneath (not on top) and not entirely visible? I just tried
it with taskbar properties set to not hide and auto hide. Surely I am
missing something...

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-Dan-