Where's the iTunes Toolbar?

i read in [this article|http://www.pcworld.com/article/149297-2/11things_we_hate_aboutitunes.html] that you can have an iTunes toolbar in the taskbar. i wanted to enable it to see what it was like, so i right-clicked on my taskbar, moused-over "toolbars," and clicked on "iTunes" so that a checkmark appeared next to it. however, whenever i started to play a song and i minimized iTunes, it only minimized to the icon in the system tray - there is no taskbar visible. did Apple get rid of this feature recently, or is something screwed up?
i'm running the latest version of iTunes (8.0.2). any help would be great!

nvm, guys - i figured it out myself. i did a little research and found [this article|http://taylorhayward.org/iTunes_toolbar.html]. it turned out i had to uncheck the box in the preferences that said "minimize iTunes window to system tray"
thanks for everyone who looked at it, though!

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