The routes by which okra was taken from Ethiopia to North Africa, the eastern Mediterranean, Arabia, and India, and when, are by no means certain. Although it has been commonly cultivated in Egypt for many hundreds of years, no sign of it has ever been found in any of the ancient monuments or relics of old Egypt.
Press the Scroll Lock key Press once on the Scroll Lock key on the keyboard. It is located on the top row of your keyboard to the right of the function keys. Open the On-Screen Keyboard If your keyboard doesn't have the Scroll Lock key and you are using a Windows computer, click on the Start button.
Click the tab at the top that says Taskbar. Uncheck Lock the Taskbar. This will allow the task bar to be modified. Click OK. Close all of the windows. Finally, as your mouse is over the Task bar icon, hold down the right mouse button (for XP hold both left and right) and drag it to the side. After dragging it to the side you can drag it up to the top.