Qualcomm 4.3 user manual Eudora Taskbar, Sample Eudora taskbar and status bar

Eudora User Manual Eudora Taskbar

Moving a Toolbar Button

To change the placement of a button on the main toolbar, hold down the Alt key and drag the button to where you want it.

Removing a Toolbar Button

To remove a button from the main toolbar, hold down the Alt key and drag the button off the toolbar.

Adding and Removing Separators

To add a separator line between two toolbar buttons where no line currently exists, first determine which button is farther from the gripper bar when the toolbar is docked. Now hold down the Alt key and carefully drag that button a little bit in the direction opposite the gripper bar. A separator line will be inserted between the two buttons. Be sure to drag the button less than one button-width away from its position; if you overdrag it, you will hop over the adjacent button and reposition the dragged button on the toolbar.

To remove a separator line from between two toolbar buttons, again determine which of the two buttons is farther away from the gripper bar when the toolbar is docked. Now hold down the Alt key and drag that button toward the gripper bar. The separator line is removed. Alternately, you can hold down the Alt key and drag the other button slightly in the direction away from the gripper bar, and that will remove the separator line. Again, be careful not to drag either button too far, or you will reposition it past the adjacent button on the toolbar.

Eudora Taskbar

The Eudora taskbar appears along the bottom edge of the window work area in the main Eudora window, and normally shows the QUALCOMM logo at the right.

Sample Eudora taskbar and status bar

The Eudora taskbar displays a button for each normal Eudora window that is open or mini- mized. The taskbar provides a convenient way to switch between normal windows by clicking buttons, without having to display the different windows from the Window menu.

The Eudora taskbar is modeled after the Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0 system taskbars, which usually appear at the bottom of the screen — but there are important differences, as noted below.

To show or hide the Eudora taskbar, do the following.

1From the Tools menu, choose Options.

2Scroll through the category list and select Display. The Display options window appears.

3Select or deselect Show MDI task bar option.

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