HolyWars wrote: » Hey man, you can, you just drag the clock onto the desktop, right click the sidebar and 'close sidebar'. That should keep the clock open, and sidebar closed.
knownhero wrote: » Yeah thats what I thought also. So I done that but it deleted the clock from the desktop. Kind of sucks that it does that. But ah well! Will have to live with the little clock at the bottom for now. Till Windows 7 comes out it will seem
skrpune wrote: » Dragging the clock to the desktop doesn't work for you? I just tested it out on mine, and I can drag the clock around the desktop no problem, and if I close the sidebar the clock stays put on the desktop. Hrm. This SHOULD work, not sure why it's not working for you though.
knownhero wrote: » Maybe im being a dumbass and doing it wrong. I will try again and see what happens.
HolyWars wrote: » Hmmm, not sure why its doing that. You can also try right clicking the clock, select 'Detatch from sidebar', then close the sidebar. Maybe this may work for you.
littlehoops wrote: » if you right click the sidebar on the desktop and then click close it will work. dont right click the notifaction area button.
