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On Monday, December 29, 2014 07:46:20 AM Daniel Frey wrote: |
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> On 12/29/2014 12:57 AM, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> >>> How did you remove the icon? I haven't found a way yet. |
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> >> I did it by the following (I think, anyway): |
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> >> 1. Open the Panel toolbox. (Click the cashew-looking thing to the right |
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> >> of the clock) |
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> > That thing's so discreet I'd hardly noticed it. |
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> > |
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> >> 2. mouse over the three circles |
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> >> 3. Click Close (the 'X') |
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> >> 4. Close the Panel toolbox. |
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> > Excellent! Well done that man! Thank you Dan |
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> No problem! |
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> I remember clicking on that Activities thing by accident and going |
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> "WTF?" and it did something strange to my desktop. It took me about 10 |
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> minutes to figure out how to close it, in the process I closed the |
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> kicker panel itself and really went "Oh shit!" until I figured out how |
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> to restore it (I didn't reboot, I found another way but it escapes me now.) |
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> Shortly after that frustrating experience I found that cashew thing. |
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> Dan |
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To complete this: |
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Another annoying thing: Accidentally removing or moving parts on the bottom- |
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bar around. |
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To avoid that: Right-click on an empty part, then: |
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Panel Options -> Lock Widgets |
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