Hi All,
Anyone know of a way to add a Second Quick launch toolbar to xp?
I use the quick launch a lot and have way too many icons on it! I could do with another!
I can add a toolbar but not a nother quicklaunch.
Alan
Hi All,
Anyone know of a way to add a Second Quick launch toolbar to xp?
I use the quick launch a lot and have way too many icons on it! I could do with another!
I can add a toolbar but not a nother quicklaunch.
Alan

No, AFAIK there isn't. But if there's that many icons on it anyway, it's not really a quick launch any more, is it?
I can find on google people who have 2 quick launchs, but have no idea how they got it and they want rid. So it is possable somehow, but its gotta be some duplicate reg key somewhere causing it.
I use a nifty little (Free) thing for that purpose called ShR toolbar.
Code:http://www.moskvin.biz/soft/

Its easy, just right click on the start menu->Toolbars->New Toolbar
Create a folder for it somewhere in your profile and drop the shortcuts in. Once there right click the new toolbar and uncheck title and text and you should have a second one. Quicklaunch is only a preset folder with shortcuts nothing special.
Is that what you are wanting?
powdarrmonkey (5th November 2008)

I'd say it'd be better to use an app like launchy
you invoke it with a ctrl-spacebar, and just start typing the app name, it suggests what you want.
you can also start searches, calc and other things straight from it.
its really low-impact on your system too
I make a folder called shortcuts.
then like ZeroHour says, right-click on the taskbar... > Toolbars > New Toolbar... then navigate to the shortcuts folder you created.
Then i size the bar all the way to the right so i just see 'Shortcuts >>' DONE!! a very tidy shortcuts folder.
I do this on ALL my PCs now, it's just an elegant solution. Its there when you re-start, and it's super neat and tidy, no other software needs to be installed or running.
I also use RocketDock and with the shortcuts folder i hardly ever use the startbar now.
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Last edited by ChrisP; 5th November 2008 at 05:25 PM.
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