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Old 5th Nov 2009, 09:58 PM   #21 (permalink)
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A slightly different experience for me.

It feels smooth most of the time, except for some slight hiccup at times while browsing windows explorer. I don't really like the task bar, as it groups all the similar apps in 1 box, quite annoying, although it's a much improved version of XP's group taskbar. I always disable it because it's much faster for me to click on the exact app without additional click, but for Win7, there's no way to disable it anymore.
yup i must agree the old taskbar is a much faster way to accessing the applications. but I reckon it works only if you have a few applications running. win7's method is way more organized.

I run many applications concurrently, especially when Im working on web development work. photoshop, IDE, outlook, multiple browsers, winscp, putty, a couple of folders. things do get very confused after a while, particularly when there is an urgent case to resolve. on vista, when things get kan cheong spider, don't be surprise if I;ve to pause for a couple of seconds to locate my app! though "Switcher" helps alot in cases like this, i still reckon Win7 new taskbar is a neater solution.

it's slower, yes, but this new taskbar allows me to be way more organized and efficient when Im really busy.
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Yeah I really love the new taskbar coz its so organized. I don't need to cycle through multiple windows/tabs (in case of IE8) to find what I need to.
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Yeah, it works well if you have a lot of different apps in the taskbar. Usually I will only open a few apps, but multiple windows, so the additional space in taskbar are wasted. Trying to find 1 of 10 Excel windows can be quite PITA in the default Win7 config.

In my office PC, I use 2 layer of taskbar, so I can switch to the application I want quickly and I can see the title easily.
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