Windows 7: Design Principles for Windows 7
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The Windows desktop is evolving--is your application ready to evolve also? This session sets the stage for exciting enhancements to the taskbar, Start Menu, and other desktop elements.
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Chaitanya Sareen
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The Discussion
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Dovella Congratulation. -
Proottalfain Would have been nice to see how the taskbar handles windows from program not pinned on it. Because actually you only showed windows launched directly from the taskbar itself.
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NTW How can one know that they've closed all open applications? -
Arayta This looks very nice and clean! Everything is packed into the taskbar: Window manager, program launcher, task switcher, progress bar, jump lists, and a little bit of magic-- yet it still looks and operates very elegantly! Nice!
I can't wait! I wish I could get a beta copy. It would make a nice Christmas gift... just throwin' it out there. *Hint hint*
Pwease? -
RobA Can't get the embed code to copy out!?
Also Share link fails
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valkukatov You might have noticed that the applications that are running are outlined. The applications that are not running are not outlined. I hope that answers your question.
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livesstreaming like it..