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Setting up Toolbars, unattended

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Hi,

I'd like to know if it is possible to make Win XP install itself with a pre-defined taskbar setting. I mean, by default Win XP doesn't even show up the Quick Launch. I'd like it to show up Quick Launch and some other toolbars I use, right after I install it. Like this:

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You can set alot through registry entries.

First do a search for QuickLaunch, there are several posts on how to default actiavate QuickLaunch (regkey), then you can ofc place whatever shortcuts you want here.

Download regshot and follow the registry changes as you modify the rest of your taskbar settings.

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Thanks for the info :D Didn't know about RegShot, it helped me alot on other stuff. However, it didn't work out for the folder menus part - i've done a few experiences around this, with RegShot and ART, and got to nowhere :(

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