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Topic: «Taskbar preview on secondary monitor » on forum: Beta Testing

Michael Plant
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Joined: 10/13/2009

Posted: 04/27/2010 09:02:38

Windows 7 64-bit. On the secondary monitor, I cannot right click on the preview window that appears when I hover the cursor over the preview. On the main taskbar, I can do this and select options like "move", "minimize", "maximize", etc. On the AWM generated secondary taskbar, as soon as I move the cursor over the preview, the preview disappears. I discovered this because an application kept opening as a tiled window but with the title bar and menu bar beyond the top of the screen. When this has happened in the past, I have hovered the cursor over the taskbar icon, right clicked on the preview and selected "move". No problem. Without this functionality available, it took a lot of messing about to move the window so that I interact with the program. FWIW, the program was Xara Xtreme Pro 5. However, I can confirm that I cannot right click on any icon in the secondary taskbar. This behaviour has survived two system restarts.

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Alexander Belyakov
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Posted: 04/28/2010 00:47:54

Michael,

Unfortunately, the previews above the secondary taskbars do not currently support mouse clicks. We are planning to make this functionality available in future versions.

As to the old-style windows' system menus - with Move/Size and other commands - you can show them by right-clicking the taskbar icons while holding down the Shift key.

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Michael Plant
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Posted: 04/28/2010 09:06:25

Thank you Alexander! I guess I should RTFM... :oops:

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