David Peters
Registered user
Total messages: 23
Registration date: 16.04.2012
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Created:
23.05.2012 04:12:56
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I have three monitors, and usually I have one window maximized on every monitor. Further windows (lots of them) are in the background (or minimized) waiting to be activated if neeeded.
Thus, I can work with three windows/programs at the same time side-by.side.
However, only one window (of all three monitors) that is currently active has a taskbar button which looks different (brighter) in order to show that its respective window is the active and topmost window .
This however leads to the problem that on all other monitors, there is no visual distinction on the respective taskbar buttons, because they all look exactly the same, even when one of them is topmost ("active"):
(all three windows have the same taskbar button color/brightness, although the leftmost button's document is topmost)
Thus, it is not possible to see which taskbar button actually belongs to the window that is currently on top on that other monitor. This is very irritating if you look for a certain document/window on a secondary monitor.
Pls. fix if at all possible!
Thank you already
David.P
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Bogdan Polishchuk
Administrator
Total messages: 1263
Registration date: 04.04.2012
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Created:
24.05.2012 03:04:15
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Hello David.
Thanks for the post.
I can't swear that this feature will be implemented in the nearest future, but we'll consider it.
Best regards.
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