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.

Action

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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