Taskbar height – too high!?

Hello:

If you look in the attachment, you see I have  three rows of TLB menus in the Taskbar. And you also see how much empty space there is below the third row (about 40 % of the entire Taskbar height). But when I decrease the size of the Taskbar one step (can only be done in steps here), the third row disappears.

Does anyone have the same experience, and any idea whey the Taskbar is designed (if so) this 'roughly'?

Best,

Hans L

Hello:

If you look in the attachment, you see I have  three rows of TLB menus in the Taskbar. And you also see how much empty space there is below the third row (about 40 % of the entire Taskbar height). But when I decrease the size of the Taskbar one step (can only be done in steps here), the third row disappears.

Does anyone have the same experience, and any idea whey the Taskbar is designed (if so) this 'roughly'?

Best,

Hans L

@Hans L: No attachment is evident in your post — If you add one, maybe help can be offered …

Hello:

If you look in the attachment, you see I have  three rows of TLB menus in the Taskbar. And you also see how much empty space there is below the third row (about 40 % of the entire Taskbar height). But when I decrease the size of the Taskbar one step (can only be done in steps here), the third row disappears.

Does anyone have the same experience, and any idea whey the Taskbar is designed (if so) this 'roughly'?

Best,

Hans L

@Hans L: No attachment is evident in your post — If you add one, maybe help can be offered …

Hello:

If you look in the attachment, you see I have  three rows of TLB menus in the Taskbar. And you also see how much empty space there is below the third row (about 40 % of the entire Taskbar height). But when I decrease the size of the Taskbar one step (can only be done in steps here), the third row disappears.

Does anyone have the same experience, and any idea whey the Taskbar is designed (if so) this 'roughly'?

Best,

Hans L

@Hans L: No attachment is evident in your post — If you add one, maybe help can be offered

I think I tried to attach, but failed. Trying again./Hans L