Correcting Internet Explorer 8's Favorites Bar Icon Width

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If you're using Internet Explorer 8 and find that folders and web links dragged to your favorites bar have become icons or short titles only and you want full titles, there is a simple fix!

ShortTitles

IconsOnly

  1. Right click on the yellow folder icon.
  2. Goto Customize Title Widths.
  3. Select Long Titles.

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Now your favorites bar folders and web sites will resize to their full width.

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Last Updated on Sunday, 29 January 2012 00:41  
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