[Macomar]

Hello,

I'm using the Finderbar from Landvermesser but I'm missing the quick access to all running tasks
when the Option "Hide Taskbar" is activated.
I dont want to see the tasks on the windows taskbar so I search a tiny little programm to display all active tasks.

Sorry for my English :-)
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Greets from Vienna

[Jake Moore]

Sounds like you want an expose clone.

http://www.google.com/search?q=expose+clon...:en-US:official

[Stony]

Try TopDesk, the best clone in my opinion.
http://www.otakusoftware.com/topdesk/

[Macomar]

Thanks for your suggestions but i don't want a expose clone.
I'm using a Notebook and try WinExpose but I'm not happy because the Systemperformance of my graphic-card is too slow.

What I need is a handy little Software that shows the active tasks,
how can I describe it better ..... :-)

Thanks!

[Stony]

Then you'll need a Dockbar like RocketDock oder ObjectDock and enable the taskbar feature.

[Macomar]

I use Rocketdock, its a good MAC-like Dock but I hate the taskmanager-docklet.

[Vorlon]

You could try using RKLauncher with the "Show new applications" setting checked.
After that, just right-click on the new icons that show up and you don't need (like svchost.exe and pretty much anything that you have never seen before in the taskbar) and select the option "Never show in dock".

[Macomar]

I will try it in the afternoon, thank you!

[Macomar]

Hello,

I have tried the option "show new application" in the Dock but I don't like it.

If there's no simple Tool - so goodbuy Finderbar...

Thanks for all ideas!

Greets from Vienna
MAComar

[Laughing Buddha]

Try ObjectDock as Stony said. There isn't something as taskmanager docklet in OD. It has taskbar almost as windows' one, only better. But you need to check this in settings.
And Finderbar of Landvermesser shows list of all windows (as win taskbar) in menu "window". What's problem? I use Finderbar and RK Launcher and don't feel any inconvenience.

[Macomar]

The problem is that I want a very quick overview about the Tasks (like Explorer, Photoshop, Firefox, etc.) and I don't want to search the list from Finderbar to find the window I search for.

I use Rocketdock because its standalone, dont want to install these Tools like Objectdock because I work on 4 different Computers and these MAC-like Software (Zoomopen, Rocketdock, Rainlender, etc) are on my USB-Stick.

I know its complicated...

Greets
MAComar

[chatpristi]

There is tasklist which I found a while ago and is still regularly updated
go there :

http://sfcafe.blog83...g-entry-16.html

[dave double u]

chatpristi;460180 said:

There is tasklist which I found a while ago and is still regularly updated
go there :

http://sfcafe.blog83...g-entry-16.html

Nice one. Thanks for the link, chatpristi.

[Starpulse]

Thank you chatpristi !! This is just what I was looking for.

[Chibob]

hi, everybody,

the tasklist docklet on "http://sfcafe.blog83.fc2.com/blog-entry-16.html" it's working just fine!!!

'course it's not the real thing, but it's very nice

thx a lot

[scissorhands7]

Personally if you own a dock I've found this one to be the most useful taskbar (if your graphics card can handle it)

http://pwp.netcabo.p...bbit/xtreme.zip

Go to restore Settings and choose these settings (my personal settings)

http://rapidshare.co...ttings.nbk.html

Restore these settings, you'll find an option somewhere in the preferences to do this.

Then you can move your windows 7 taskbar to wherever you want.