From: "Gary Britt" 

Then let it auto hide UNDER the taskbar.  That's what I do with my Office
2K shortcut bar.  Use it as a launch pad that autohides UNDER the taskbar. 
I preferred this to autohide on the edges because I kept triggering it when
I didn't mean to.

Can your my computer toolbar autohide under the taskbar?

Gary

"Geo."  wrote in message
news:43ccf6b0$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> Ok try this.
>
> 1) drag "my computer" down to your taskbar, not quicklaunch
part but to
the
> taskbar part. That should give you a new area on the task bar called "my
> computer" that you can slide from side to side.
>
> 2) ok now grab it from the slider bar (that little vertical bar at the
left
> edge of it) and drag it up to your desktop. This gives you some weird
> looking  my computer window.
>
> 3) now drag that window to the right edge of your screen. It becomes
> attached to the edge.
>
> Cool? You can do this with any folder too (or even with my network places)
> or shortcuts folders etc.
>
> Geo. (it does autohide as well)
>
>

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