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Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker v4.2 by LORPAL

LORPAL — Thu, 23 May 2013 19:50:58 +0000

Thank you! I love the program! It’s a luxury close programs with the click of a half! Personally I TaskbarTweaker.exe name change because I do not like the names separated.

Comment on Resource Hacker FX: the improved Resource Hacker by B Padhee

B Padhee — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:57:51 +0000

Hi, Friend,

Pl. add exe decompress-er to work with compressed files.

Thanks in advance.

Comment on Resource Hacker FX: the improved Resource Hacker by B Padhee

B Padhee — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:20:50 +0000

Hi, Dude,

Its a great piece of software & Very Useful.

Thanks a lot.

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker by John

John — Wed, 22 May 2013 04:41:51 +0000

I just want to congratulate you for this great app.

Also is nice to see that you answer people questions and implement some of the requests.

Thx and keep up the good work.

Comment on Hung windows and taskbar buttons rearrangement by Brandon

Brandon — Mon, 20 May 2013 20:20:00 +0000

Thanks! I had been noticing this with Skype (I think). It was being shoved to the end of the Taskbar after I’d restart the computer, and even when I tried to put it back in its place manually, it would jump back to the end!

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Numberer: taskbar numbers for Utter Command by Brandon

Brandon — Mon, 20 May 2013 19:14:39 +0000

I like the latest update that shows the numbers only when I hold the Win key! Much cleaner but still helpful for when I need it!

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker by RaMMicHaeL

RaMMicHaeL — Mon, 20 May 2013 18:04:21 +0000

- you made it portable - you list all registry modifications

Read the FAQ above.

- you provide relevant command line switches

The only command line switch the tweaker supports is -hidewnd, which starts the tweaker with the main window hidden. It's mentioned in the help file.

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker by Arnold

Arnold — Mon, 20 May 2013 18:02:26 +0000

I’m very satisfied with the program, but additionally I just love that:

- you made it portable
- you list all registry modifications
- you provide relevant command line switches

This really gives power users all the flexibility to do things in their own way

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker by RaMMicHaeL

RaMMicHaeL — Sun, 19 May 2013 16:45:06 +0000

1. Say you decombine three windows that are in the first spot on your taskbar. When moving the mouse to the right to select another program, all of them suddenly shift left when leaving the first.

That’s a valid argument. But on the other hand, if the task list is crowded, such behavior won’t be very helpful – items will shrink more as you decombine more groups, and might even move to a second row/page.

2. I find myself accidentally leaving the area taken by the decombined windows quite often, whether I go left a bit and end up on the start orb, or a bit past the last window in the group, causing them all to disappear.

You might want to use “decombine active window” too, so that you could make the desired window active to prevent decombining when the cursor moves away.

You can create a suggestion on the tracker, so that others could vote for it:
http://www.tweaker.userecho.com/

Comment on 7+ Taskbar Tweaker by Chris

Chris — Sun, 19 May 2013 16:10:47 +0000

Actually, I do have one suggestion:
When using the “Decombine –> On mouse hover” option, could you make it so that it keeps them decombined until the mouse leaves the taskbar (and possibly any open thumbnails)?

This has two benefits as I see it:
1. Say you decombine three windows that are in the first spot on your taskbar. When moving the mouse to the right to select another program, all of them suddenly shift left when leaving the first.

2. I find myself accidentally leaving the area taken by the decombined windows quite often, whether I go left a bit and end up on the start orb, or a bit past the last window in the group, causing them all to disappear.

It’s a great feature (it solves the problem I have with grouping them in the first place), but I think it would be even better if it didn’t revert until you’re done doing things on the taskbar.