Missing task bar for Editor in PSE13

I am trying to learn PSE13 so I don't have a lot of experience with it. It seems that my task bar for the Editor is missing. I use a Mac. How do I find it? It is there in the Organizer.

Yesterday I was able to connect with Adobe support. It took approximately 45 min., but finally the task bar is where it should be. Don't ask me how it happened, I'm just glad it's there. Thank you for responding.

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Missing task bar and screen icons/Windows 7

My pc boots up fine but after it's finished, I only have a backround screen, no task bar and no screen icons. Is there a fix for this?

Try this:
Right-click the desktop.
Select View > Show desktop icons (if it doesn't have a check mark next to them, your icons don't display).
Move your cursor to the very bottom of the desktop and see if the taskbar doesn't pop up into view. If so, right click it.
Click Properties.
Clear the Auto-hide the taskbar check box.
Please let me know if that works.
Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.
Please click the little thumbs-up dealybopper to the lower right if my reply was helpful to you. Please mark Accept As Solution if it solves your problem. This will help others, too!

Why in firefox4 does not show the envelope in task bar for webmail notifier? I cannot check my mail because cannot find the notifier envelope

I just upgrade to Firefox 4, but why I cannot find the web mail notifier envelope in the task bar?

Hello there, DianelCarter.
From the sound of it, you're not seeing the banner at the top of the body of your email that has incorrectly been marked as junk. The following Knowledge Base article offers up some steps to try if you're not seeing those features:
Mail (Mavericks): If junk mail filters aren’t working correctly
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14937
Ultimately, if the basic steps don't help resolve your issue, you may want to reset the Junk Mail preferences to give the database a fresh start:
If the problem persists, click Reset in Junk Mail preferences to reset the junk mail database to its original information. Resetting the database removes everything Mail has learned from you about what is junk or not junk, so you need to help Mail identify junk mail again.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro.

HT1146 missing task bar icon for adding attachments , and it is not in the customize task bar icons, where could it have gone?

I am missing the icon on my taskbar in mail for sending attachments, and it is not in the customize taskbar part of my mail program. Where did it go, or how do I restore it since it is missing??
Thx,
Yellowchevy66

"The top of the screen" is called the menu bar. It changes, and is based on whichever application is currently selected.
In Mail.app, the attach icon is the paperclip icon that shows in the default icon set of the so-called compse window; when you have requested the creation of a new mail message, or the creation of a reply. In the compose window with the default icons, the attach button is the middle of the five leftmost buttons in the tool bar.
It's quite possible to hide the toolbar entirely (that's controlled from the same pop-up menu as the Customize Toolbar... or can be controlled from the View > Show Toolbar or View > Hide Toolbar within the Mail.app menubar.
To capture an image of the toolbar state (if it's not that the toolbar is hidden, or has been customized), then open Mail.app, create a new (empty) message, and to capture (just) the application display window, press the Command(⌘)-Shift-4 keys as a chord, the cursor will change to a reticule (a cross-hair), place the reticule over the mail application compose window, press the space bar (to highlight the window) and click. This will save a screen shot of just the specified application window into a Screen Shot file (the rest of the name will be the date and time of the screen shot) on your desktop.
Inferring from your references and the terms you are using here, it would appear you might be unfamiliar with OS X and -- if that's the case -- then there's the available Apple Mac 101 introduction that might help clarify the environment.

Missing tools bars for structured authoring in Framemaker 11

I am watching a couple of videos for converting a Framemaker document to DITA. I notice that in the videos there are several new toolbars available:
Element
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DITA
S1000D
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Liz

Definitely not stupid. It's a common question.
I wish Adobe would eliminate the switch from structured to unstructured. It just causes confusion. You can work on unstructured files perfectly well with the structured interface. Just switch to structured mode and leave it there .. no need to switch back and forth.
If anything, Adobe should add the ability to easily customize the menus that are available so you can turn off menus that you don't use. This would have the same effect as the interface switching, but seems more sensible to me.
Cheers,
...scott

Missing Favorites Bar for finder

After getting an error from itunes(error 54). I had to repair disk permissions. Now the section that has airdrop, applications, desktop, music, pictures...etc is gone. I cant add it from finder preferences either. All I can add is stuff from devices, and shared, but not favorites. I tried to delete the finder plist, but i cant find it

Back up all data.
Triple-click the line below to select it:
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.sidebarlists.plist
Right-click or control-click the highlighted line and select
Services ▹ Reveal
from the contextual menu.* A folder should open with an item selected. Quit the application if it's running. Move the selected item to the Desktop, leaving the window open. Relaunch the application and test. If there's no change, quit again and put the item you moved back where it was, overwriting the one that may have been created in its place. Otherwise, delete the item you moved.
*If you don't see the contextual menu item, copy the selected text to the Clipboard (command-C). In the Finder, select
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Several apps not opening (Bouncing on task bar for less than one sec. and quitting)

I've tried repairing permissions using disk utility, it doesn't do anything when I go into safe mode, and I can't update from 10.9.4 because of this. I run boot camp, but I doubt this is a problem with that, since it happened recently. It's an 11 inch macbook air that I purchased in 2011. Serial Number C2*******TJY
I had the hard drive replace with an OWC aura, but the problems started occurring after that as well. Could anyone give me any tips on how to fix this? A variety of other apps aren't opening as well, and they're all native to the Os like photobooth.
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Do a backup. Boot to the Recovery Volume (command - R on a restart or hold down the option key during a restart and select Recovery Volume). Run Disk Utility Verify/Repair and Repair Permissions until you get no errors. Then re-install the OS.
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Authorware Title in Task Bar

I have just completed my first application using Authorware
and everything works fine. The only thing I noticed is that when I
launch the application from the computer desktop, "Authorware"
first appears in the task bar for about a second before the title
of my application appears. Looking at the timing of its appearance,
I believe it may have something to do with the use of the cover
function which was placed at the start of the application. Is there
a way to prevent that from happening?

>I have just completed my first application using
Authorware and everything
> works fine. The only thing I noticed is that when I
launch the application
> from
> the computer desktop, "Authorware" first appears in the
task bar for about
> a
> second before the title of my application appears.
Looking at the timing
> of its
> appearance, I believe it may have something to do with
the use of the
> cover
> function which was placed at the start of the
application. Is there a way
> to
> prevent that from happening?
Sort of. It's not a recommended thing, but you can do it
fairly easily.
Find a Resource String Editor. Use it to open your packaged
Authorware file.
You should find, towards the very top of string table, the
name Authorware
that you can edit to something else. Note that there is a
tight limit on the
permitted number of characters - go over that and you break
the executable
file completely and must repackage your application.
Note that there are ways for you to control the title seen
once the file has
launched, but they suffer from the same issue you already see
- Authorware
is seen initially in the title bar.
Most people will not notice, or will simply not care.
Steve

Merging the task bar and the Start Screen area

Follow-up for:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/dbb2102f-00b7-47ca-88f2-4f88cd9d3409/followup-starting-launching-and-switching-?forum=WinPreview2014Feedback&prof=required
+
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/dd12fecb-f23d-4ed5-8dad-9a1efe264678/followup-enhancing-multitasking-in-windows-10-with-the-cloud?forum=WinPreview2014Feedback
Can see the Start Screen more or less works as the Start Screen in Windows 8. However, the coupling features needs to be there. It's a mess.
And there is still the ambiguity between the Taskbar (= Start) and the Start Screen (= Start). It's the same thing, pinning.
And they should relate to desktop virtualization.
May be you could have the icons on the current task bar flow with the start screen area? Work the coloring - and the "ease out" of the menu. So it would seem the task bar is just extending into a bigger area. Then as a user you
could put the pins used on a daily basis at the very bottom. And the ones used weekly on the Start Screen for instance.
Additionally, grouping of pins is needed. That was a nice feature on the Start Screen. And it should be available on the task bar for pins as well - now that the task bar and the Start Screen should be more or less merged as in this
proposition.

I agree. I think the Start Menu tiles should function EXACTLY the same as the Start Screen tiles, which includes the arrangement options in groups as well as the ability to multi-select/pin/move/unpin tiles.
I would also add that I'd like an option to hide the search and task-switcher buttons from the taskbar. Task switcher is redundant considering you can also swipe and keyboard-shortcut that feature. Search is accessible from Start Menu, although
I understand that once Cortana is enabled via Search button that might change my opinion of its usefulness there.

PSE 6: Task bar does not pop up in Editor

When I move the cursor to the bottom of the screen in the PSE 6 Editor, the task bar does not open. I have to hit the Windows key to do it.
Work o.k. in the Organizer.
Windows Vista.
Any ideas? - Thanks!
Alexander

Thats a bug that seems to be fixed in PSE 7. But theres a workaround instead of maximizing the Editor, manually resize it to fill the screen except for a strip of a couple of pixels along the bottom. The Editor will remember its last position when you next open it.

Bug: Universal app input controls (i.e. Start Menu, Task view buttons) ignoring and missing interpretative translation for legacy input control context request (right-click)

Redundant post - however the topic (title) is different to point out the potential of adding translation for right-click to universal app input controls. The part about a solution for translation is in bold at the bottom of this post ...
Bug: Universal app input controls (i.e. Start Menu, Task view buttons) ignoring and missing interpretation translating right-click to a left-click to activate context (menu) in universal app web style (similar to oo context menu for oo legacy style).
Bug: Task view: OO context menu: Should show "nothing" (like right-click Start Menu button) - but right click Task view shows the oo context menu for the Task bar (wrong context)
Besides behaving wrongly (should be like right clicking the Start button) ....
the problem is the user is likely to look for actions on that context menu.
However to activate the context menu for this universal app kind of behavior you actually need to left-click the button for the Task view ... and then you get the universal app like context menu.
Microsoft must have been trying to figure out what to do about this kind of voupling mismatch between legacy (right-click) and universal app (left-click) conmtext menus. confusing for users it weill become nevertheless.
But the left-click style supports touch.
One solution though is to support right-click on i.e. Task view and Start button. Thus for new kind (universal app kind-of)input controls - right-click will work (instead of just being ignored) just like left-click. Allthough not a correct left-click
- it will be helpful and interpretive translating the intension of receiving a context. A practical solution with right-click translating into left-click for universal app controls considering that the context menu actually has become a hybrid of left-click
and right-click (with a precedence for left-click though)

This is a great post.
I couldn't have written it myself better.
I'm also in dying need of Korean input as I can't communicate with my Korean friends.
But I second every point.
I hope the tech teams are reading this.

My safari menu bar is missing --the menu bar for desktop, HD, and apps appears, but when I click on Safari, it disappears, so I can no longer see my buttons for History, etc. I think my husband (pc user) clicked it away. Any ideas how to retrieve it?

My safari menu bar is missing. The menu bar for desktop, HD, and apps appears, but when I click on Safari, it disappears, so I can no longer see my buttons for History, etc. I think my husband (pc user) clicked it away when borrowing my computer. Any ideas how to retrieve it? Thanks.

I too was having the same problem However, I could access both the menu bar and the dock by hovering my mouse over them so it wasn't a huge problem but I prefered having it there anyway. I was not in full screen mode and I could still go into full screen mode if I wanted to. I found the easiest solution was to just quit safai and restart it, but it might not work for you considering you couldn't access you menu bar either way.
I found this article that allows you to hide/show the menu bar and the dock through TextEdit (didn't work for me) http://www.mactricksandtips.com/2009/07/hide-the-menubar-or-dock-in-specific-app s.html It is pretty old so it might not work for lion and a bit risky if you don't know what you're doing so I wouldn't really recommend doing it this way.
And KSheppard, I know it's not really any of my buisness, but the way to get answers to a question isn't by insulting others and being quick-tempered. Even if you feel like you were insulted first, don't try snapping at people who aren't obligated to help you. Honestly, it just makes everything easier if everybody is cooperative and polite.

After updating to the latest version of Firefox on my Mac there is no progress bar for the page load. I really miss this feature and can't seem to find a way to obtain it.

The page load progress bar that was on the lower right of the window is no longer there. After updating to the latest version of Firefox on my Mac there is no progress bar for the page load. I really miss this feature and can't seem to find a way to obtain it. The tab has a circular progress wheel but this is useless for determining a stuck or slow loading page.
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Firefox 4 saves the previous session automatically, so there is no longer need for the dialog asking if you want to save the current session. 
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If for some reason u have the icon in your task bar (the one with 2 arrows pointing in a circle) just go into mobile me pref...click sync...and uncheck box show status in menu bar. My question is, I do not have this option. How do I get the sync to stop

"if for some reason u have the icon in your task bar (the one with 2 arrows pointing in a circle) just go into mobile me pref...click sync...and uncheck box show status in menu bar."
I do not have the option box to "show status in menu bar"
I tried the free for a little while Mobile me, and didn't use it, so cancled. I cannot get the sync status roundabout arrows out of my status bar. AND, they keep trying to sync.
Another issue related with this is that during the time that I tried out Mobile me, I had my ical alarm set to go off every 2 hours. NOW my computer has an ical pop-up every 2 hours. I cannot find how to stop it.
Another issue, Yahoo is trying to sync with my computer and I have no idea why or where that one came from.
Can anyone out there help me please.

"if for some reason u have the icon in your task bar (the one with 2 arrows pointing in a circle) just go into mobile me pref...click sync...and uncheck box show status in menu bar."
I do not have the option box to "show status in menu bar"
I tried the free for a little while Mobile me, and didn't use it, so cancled. I cannot get the sync status roundabout arrows out of my status bar. AND, they keep trying to sync.
Another issue related with this is that during the time that I tried out Mobile me, I had my ical alarm set to go off every 2 hours. NOW my computer has an ical pop-up every 2 hours. I cannot find how to stop it.
Another issue, Yahoo is trying to sync with my computer and I have no idea why or where that one came from.
Can anyone out there help me please.

How to block task bar notification for a specific program?

Hello all. We are rolling out a new web based program that uses a thin client. This thin client checks the server on a regular interval. If it finds a new version of the thin client, there is an alert in the Windows 7 task bar.
The problem with this is it prompts them to install it. But as our users do not have Admin rights, it will fail. Is there a way (GPO perhaps, registry key?) to block just this notification? We do not want to disable all notifications.
We are running Windows 7 SP1 (with a few XP pcs) and Windows 2008 R2 domain level.

Hi,
This new version installation is pushed by server, such as SCCM. How does it dispatch this update in your domain?
To block this notification, you can configure this setting on server. As for me, you cannot block it in thin cilent.
To know more about how to disable notification, you can redirect to windows server forum.
Thanks!
Andy Altmann
TechNet Community Support

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