The phrase "a taskbar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the graphical user interface element that displays open applications and system functions, typically found at the bottom of a computer screen.
Example: "To access the settings, click on the icon located on the taskbar."
Alternatives: "a toolbar" or "a dock".
Notifications will be a taskbar icon and popup windows (below).
The classic desktop remains running on the secondary monitor, with a taskbar.
First thing you notice is that both monitors get a taskbar.
This information can be added to the virtual map using a taskbar in the software.
A Taskbar beside it shows what programs are currently running and is supposed to be visible at all times.
In desktop mode, a taskbar will let you pin an app as a Favourite, not just those in desktop mode.
If you have a Snippets taskbar and an always-on Internet connection, you can simply glance at the bar's weather icon, where the local temperature is displayed and updated continually, even when you are working offline in an application like Microsoft Word.
Site-Seeing: Metabrowsers If you are not inclined to set up a customized portal or download a personalization taskbar, there are other tools that are designed to streamline your Web browsing.
Now, Chrome OS features a Launchpad-like app launcher, as well as a Windows-like taskbar (Google calls it a "shelf").
"Though the apps started looking nice and modern [after Nokia added Qt support], the OS itself (Symbian^3 and Symbian Anna) was still looking dated," says Chander. "For example, though running on a touchscreen, they had two text buttons in the bottom taskbar, a legacy from the buttoned phones.
Pokki, for those that haven't used it, is a platform that lets you install lightweight apps that live in your Windows Taskbar (a Mac version is on the way).
