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Chris wrote:
> Yes - this works to an extent. Like I mentioned, the areas where the
> panner is, the date and time, and where it says Apps, Places, and
> Desktop are uneffected by this - Any ideas?

<not as silly as Adam's answer>
What about auto-hiding?
</not as silly as Adam's answer>

John.