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Topic: «Aero Peak on AWM Taskbar » on forum: Feature Requests

Arthur Black
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Posted: 11/28/2010 20:11:17

Like the default taskbar, the AWM taskbar would REALLY benefit from at least having the X button on it. It's a hassle to fight with it to bring up the context menu to be able to close out of the window from the taskbar. :/

Also, any way to add the ability to have the buttons on the bottom of the aero peak window for, say, iTunes when it has the "reverse, play/pause, fast forward" buttons? Or Messenger Plus!'s ability to scroll through the IM windows via the aero peak window?

Running Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium
Actual Window Manager 7.1

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Alexander Belyakov
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Posted: 11/29/2010 05:30:25

Arthur,

Both close button (X), and additional buttons in the aero peek thumbnails are planned for one of the next versions of AWM and AMM.
Meanwhile, you can use middle-clicking the aero peek windows instead of X button.

I'm afraid we haven't fully understood what kind of problem you have with Messenger. Could you please explain what scrolling did you mean?

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Arthur Black
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Posted: 11/29/2010 17:06:20

Windows Live Messenger plus Messenger Plus make:

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The arrows at the bottom let you scroll through the conversation tabs. That's all I was referencing. I look forward to the feature being implemented.

Running Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium
Actual Window Manager 7.1

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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Posted: 01/31/2011 23:43:59

Hello Arthur,

Thanks for the interesting suggestion.

We'll consider your request.

Best regards.

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