While you say the First Amendment of social media is the freedom to Tweet, I think that there should be an understanding that with more published information online via tweets, photos, videos, posts, etc, that there are people just chomping at the bits waiting to find that one negative thing and then pounce on it.
Taskbar. A bar located at the bottom of the screen first introduced with Microsoft Windows 95 and found in all the versions of Windows that followed. The Taskbar allows the user to locate and launch programs through the Start button or view any program that is currently open.
If you are using Windows XP or Windows Vista, make sure the Lock the Taskbar option is not enabled. To check the status of the taskbar: NOTE: The taskbar can be docked on the left side, right side, top, or bottom of your screen.You cannot move the Start button or the Windows Orb from side to side on the taskbar. 1  Click a blank portion of the taskbar.2  Hold down the primary mouse button, and then drag the mouse pointer to the place on the screen where you want the taskbar. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. 2  Double-click Taskbar and Start Menu. 3  On Windows ME click Advanced, and then make sure that there is a check mark beside Enable moving and resizing in the Start Menu and taskbar list under the Taskbar heading.