Taskbar Panel

Available in: Actual Window Manager, Actual Multiple Monitors.

The Taskbar panel allows activating the Multi-monitor Taskbar and adjust its options.

Enable Multi-monitor Taskbar check box - mark it to emulate Windows® Taskbar on each secondary monitor.

Mirror the primary Taskbar check box - by default each secondary Taskbar emulation displays only windows residing on its host monitor. Mark this check box to force secondary emulations mirror the contents of the primary Taskbar (in other words, all Taskbars will display all open windows, disregarding their host monitor).

Show the Start button check box - mark it to display a copy of the primary Start button on each secondary Taskbar (so that you will have an immediate access to Start Menu despite whichever monitor you are currently working with).

Show the notification area check box - mark it to display a copy of the primary notification area on each secondary Taskbar (so that you will have an immediate access to background programs' icons despite whichever monitor you are currently working with).

Show the clock check box - mark it to display the clock on each secondary Taskbar.

Enable pinning to the taskbar check box - mark it to enable the Windows 7 Pin feature for secondary Taskbars.

Enable taskbar buttons reordering check box - mark it to be able to drag buttons on taskbars (both primary and secondary) with the mouse. Mark the related Only when the following keys are being pressed check box to define a combination of modifier keys needed to be pressed for drag's activation (this may prevent the unwanted buttons' reorderings).

Enable tray icons reordering check box - mark it to be able to drag icons in notification areas (both primary and secondary) with the mouse. Mark the related Only when the following keys are being pressed check box to define a combination of modifier keys needed to be pressed for drag's activation (this may prevent the unwanted buttons' reorderings).

Multi-monitor Task Switcher check box - mark it to duplicate Windows® Task Switcher on each secondary monitor (Task Switcher is the special system window displayed every time you press Alt+Tab to switch between running applications).

Stretch the Start button out to the taskbar check box - mark it to make the Start button fill the empty area of the multi-row Taskbar in such visual themes as Windows Classic or Windows XP Blue/Green/Silver.

Transparency check box - mark it to make all taskbars transparent of the defined level. In the related group of controls you can specify the desired level of transparency - it varies from 0% (opaque) to 100% (fully transparent, or invisible).