Question

how can users customize a taskbar? choose three answers. permanently hiding it locking it specify the app colors changing the location on the screen showing it on multiple displays

Explanation:

To determine the correct answers for customizing a taskbar, we analyze each option:

• "Permanently hiding it": Taskbar can be set to auto - hide or permanently hidden in some systems, so this is a valid customization.
• "Locking it": Locking the taskbar prevents accidental changes to its position or size, which is a common customization.
• "Specify the app colors": Customizing app colors is not a typical taskbar customization (it's more related to app - specific or system - wide theme color for apps, not the taskbar itself).
• "Changing the location on the screen": The taskbar can be moved to different edges of the screen (e.g., top, bottom, left, right), so this is a valid customization.
• "Showing it on multiple displays": In multi - display setups, the taskbar can be configured to show on multiple displays, which is a valid customization.

From the above analysis, the three valid options for taskbar customization are Locking it, Changing the location on the screen, and Showing it on multiple displays (or Permanently hiding it can also be included depending on the system, but among the given, these three are the most typical).

Answer:

B. Locking it, D. Changing the location on the screen, E. Showing it on multiple displays (or A. Permanently hiding it, B. Locking it, D. Changing the location on the screen - depending on the system's taskbar customization options. But the most standard three are usually Locking it, Changing the location on the screen, and Showing it on multiple displays)