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Posted by : Belksiriano
martes, 26 de marzo de 2013
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Taskbar on each monitor:
• Start menu
• notification area a.k.a. system tray
• clock
• Jump Lists support under Windows 7
• Pin to Taskbar
• grouping similar buttons
• preview thumbnails (with the Aero Peek feature under Windows 7)
• progress bars on taskbar buttons under Windows 7
• Show Desktop button under Windows 7
• Quick Launch and other toolbars
• dragging the taskbar buttons with the mouse on systems before Windows 7
• dragging the system tray icons with the mouse on systems before Windows 7
• semi-transparent taskbars on systems before Windows 7
• native look in any visual theme - from Windows Classic to Windows 7 Aero
Alt-Tab Task Switcher window on each monitor:
• new window controls specially designed for a work with multiple monitors
• additional button in each window's title bar to put a window instantly to any monitor
• additional button in each window's title bar to maximize a window to entire desktop
• special hotkeys to put a window instantly to the next/previous monitor
• automatic placement of windows by default to the monitor which the mouse pointer is on
• automatic placement of certain windows to the specified monitors
• easy dragging/sizing of windows - by clicking anywhere inside a window
• snapping a dragged/sized window to desktop boundaries and other windows ("sticky borders")
• emulation of Windows 7 Aero Snap on Windows XP/Vista
• single-click maximization of windows - to entire desktop, to monitor's width, to monitor's height
• custom wallpaper - single on entire desktop or in!-->!idual per monitor (with the ability to run a background slideshow)
• custom screen saver - single on entire desktop or in!-->!idual per monitor
• custom desktop profiles - switch between various desktop configuration in a flash!
• keeping the order of desktop icons after the desktop configuration/resolution has been changed
• desktop mirroring - observe various parts of desktop (windows, monitors, arbitrary areas) in separate floating windows called mirrors.