Tada! I'm ashamed that I missed this. Thanks for the help. - Jason
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Tada! I'm ashamed that I missed this. Thanks for the help. - Jason
When I uninstall Active Desktop (or just turn it off) and go back to the windows default, maximized windows take up the entire screen rather than leaving the Start Bar on top. I think this is called "workspace" in Active Desktop. How do I restrict the workspace without using Active Desktop so that the Start Bar is visible with windows maximized? Is there a registry edit I can make? Thank you, Jason