And its probably the feature I use the most.

Post #314,975 by beepster 10/2/09 8:38:13 AM Reply	And its probably the feature I use the most. All frequently used programs are there..and I don't "hide" the toolbar. I will choose a path that's clear. I will choose freewill.
Post #315,008 by pwhysall 10/3/09 2:08:08 PM Reply	Are you on Vista yet? My work computer is Vista-ed, and I've become very used to using the Search-o-Tron that's on the Start menu.
Post #315,092 by altmann 10/5/09 7:00:33 PM Reply	But on Win7 the whole taskbar is a Quick Launch bar Unless you're one of those that can't stand having their chocolate(1) in their peanut butter(2). (1) Running Apps (2) Non-Running Apps
Post #315,094 by static 10/5/09 8:13:42 PM Reply	Doncha know Windows users don't like change? ;-) But then, that is a fairly well-founded fear: Microsoft try to 'improve' things when they change them. So I'm betting MS will do something horribly mis-imagined with this change to the taskbar. After all, it's not a new idea. NextStep's app icons function like that. Wade. Q:Is it proper to eat cheeseburgers with your fingers? A:No, the fingers should be eaten separately.
Post #315,309 by pwhysall 10/8/09 12:16:18 PM Reply	The W7 taskbar is a great improvement. Quick Launch is exposed as the pile of fetid underpants it is, by it. Aero Peek and the new right-click menus are just part of the "woo, that's better"-ness.
Post #315,112 by beepster 10/6/09 8:35:14 AM Reply	Ok then no worries for me because I like reese cups. article made it appear that the functionality was now missing. Have not, and likely will not for some time bother with Win7. Kids have Vista and I have Ubuntu (home) and XP (work and home (when doze is needed)) I will choose a path that's clear. I will choose freewill.

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