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* Reorder taskbar windows by dragging them
* Reorder windows with the mouse wheel or drag them to any available corner
* drag tabs to any other window
* close tabs by middle-clicking on them
* middle-click on the tab header to close the tab without reopening it
* add new window buttons to a window
* close all windows, even ones that are busy or are minimized
* Set the taskbar to always stay visible
* Clear taskbar only – not the taskbar list itself
* Move the taskbar list to the bottom or top.
* Configure the taskbar buttons using two options:
* Customize: Customize what each button can do by defining aliases for them
* Simple: Keep it simple by only having a small number of actions on each button
* Taskbar Windows: Only show taskbar windows when active.
For example, you have four windows open. Drag the windows to a different order:
1. 2. 3. 4.
Then middle-click to close the third window.
Moved the fourth window to the top.
Now close the third window with right click on the taskbar.
There is still a fourth open window. But it won’t show up.
If you want to activate it again, click the Taskbar button in the corner, the one that says Taskbar Windows.
You can set it to either Always visible or only when active, and using either Simple or Customize.
You can remove the buttons that will be shown in the taskbar and/or change the width of the taskbar and the buttons in it.
You can hide the Taskbar taskbar list itself, and do not hide the buttons in it.
You can have a persistent taskbar list, and keep it on the bottom or top of the taskbar.
You can show the taskbar with no windows, only buttons, or with both.
You can center the taskbar on each monitor (if you have multiple), or keep it on the left or right edge.
You can also use a custom icon in the taskbar (root icon).
On Windows 2000 and XP, you can change the tasks in a similar manner.
To add the Taskbar Window button, go to Tools | Options | Windows tab | Taskbar.
In Windows XP, there is no Taskbar tab, so simply select the button type “Taskbar”.
When you select a button type,
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The program was developed to enable the user to change the default order of the taskbar tabs. The user can rearrange the button order and the order is remembered between reboots.
You can also reorder the tab order within each taskbar tab by scrolling with the mouse wheel. You can access this function with a double-click on the title bar of the window or on the buttons on the bar.
To have the tabs added automatically at the right place, the user chooses an appropriate main window and accepts the setting.
Available Options:
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– Taskbar Selection: You can choose which taskbar to use (Current only).
– Active Tabs: You can select the active tabs (Current only).
– Always Show: You can enable/disable the tabs (Current only).
– Scroll Using Arrow Keys: You can enable/disable the tab scroll with the arrow keys (Current only).
– Scroll Using Mouse Wheel: You can enable/disable the tab scroll with the mouse wheel (Current only).
– Close All: You can close all open tabs (Shift+Middle click).
– Close Only All: You can close all open tabs except the active one. (Shift+Click + close)
– Close Tabs on Mouse Click: You can close all open tabs with one click (Mouse Click).
– Close Tabs on Mouse Wheel: You can close all open tabs with one click with the mouse wheel (Mouse Wheel).
– Close Tabs on Scroll: You can close all open tabs with one click with the mouse wheel (Mouse Wheel).
– Scroll to Top: You can scroll to top automatically. (Current only).
– Zoom in Windows: You can zoom in windows using the scroll wheel while pressing Ctrl (Current only).
– Auto-scale Windows: You can scale and center the window automatically. (Current only).
– Advanced Options: You can add new options to each tab by right-click (Current only).
– New Window: You can open a new window at the mouse location. (Current only).
– Move Left: You can move the left window to the position specified by a shortcut.
– Move Right: You can move the right window to the position specified by a shortcut.
– Move Top: You can move the top window to the position specified by a shortcut.
– Move Bottom: You can move the bottom window to the position specified by a shortcut.
– Group Tabs: You can select tabs

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OS: Windows 7/8/10
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz (dual core), AMD Phenom x4 965, AMD Athlon II X4 650
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics:
DirectX: Version 9.0 compatible graphics card with a screen resolution of at least 1024 x 768 pixels
Sound Card: Windows audio device, DirectX compatible sound card
Recommended:
Processor: Intel Core i5