Is it possible to make an application terminate by middle clicking on its tray icon (if one).

Similarly, can middle clicking on a group make all the items close.

I am a heavy user of middle clicking to close (tabs in browser, apps from taskbar etc.). I was wondering if it can be made possible to close a window by middle clicking on the titlebar. I found a few AHK scripts for it, but they were not perfect.

I know this has been mentioned before as in http://tweaker.userecho.com/topics/510-volume-control-not-affecting-global-volume-once-focus-in-sndvolexe-has-changed/

Recently I've been using an application that has it's own volume control. Instead of tuning the volume internally, it does so by using the windows volume mixer. That results in every time after I mute / tune volume in that app, I won't be able to change master volume by using mouse wheel over taskbar.

I think a more sensible behavior would be like this:
When the volume mixer is not open, mouse wheel should always change the master volume.
When the volume mixer is open, mouse wheel changes the volume of active slider.

That's because, acting like this would always have visual feedback when changing volume - either the master volume bar pops up or you can see which slider is moving in the open volume mixer. If that's too hard to do, I'd like to have an option to always change master volume.

After recent update of our Trend Micro AV version I get error 1002 on my PC at work. Unfortunatelly the AV is controlled by our network admin which I don't see to often and therefore hope to get more info before contacting him.

Thanks for any help/hint.

I believe it's because it contains some specific characters in the path, e.g. =

D:\-= Games =-\Steam\SteamApps\common\Clicker Heroes\Clicker Heroes.exe=1

Also, the same path is duplicated in the ini.

Thanks.

This should help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/916259/win32-bring-a-window-to-top

Make your own routine to get taskbar to top and stays in until mouse move out.

Sorry for my poor english, it's not my native. ;)

;-------- Show routine:

HWND hCurWnd = ::GetForegroundWindow();
DWORD dwMyID = ::GetCurrentThreadId();
DWORD dwCurID = ::GetWindowThreadProcessId(hCurWnd, NULL);
::AttachThreadInput(dwCurID, dwMyID, TRUE);
::SetWindowPos(m_hWnd, HWND_TOPMOST, 0, 0, 0, 0, SWP_NOSIZE | SWP_NOMOVE);
::SetWindowPos(m_hWnd, HWND_NOTOPMOST, 0, 0, 0, 0, SWP_NOSIZE | SWP_NOMOVE);
::SetForegroundWindow(m_hWnd);
::AttachThreadInput(dwCurID, dwMyID, FALSE);
::SetFocus(m_hWnd);
::SetActiveWindow(m_hWnd);

It would be great to have an option to hide the icons when in never combine mode for a minimal text only look, having the option to change the width of the tasks would be useful with this feature, to allow applications with longer titles to display more information. Thank you for the work you have already done.

It seems a standard install is not possible, at least in Windows 10. Selecting the Standard install method still does a portable install to the user's AppData folder for me, even when running the installer as an Administrator (in which case it installs to the Admin user's folder).

With this, you can almost remove useless delay when trying to preview currently running tasks/windows. It would be very convenient and more productive to have this integrated in this utility.

After setting "Show thumbnail preview" to nothing the thumbnail preview does indeed disappear, even after a restart, but the preview eventually reappears. If I go into the setting and change it and then change it back to nothing, the preview disappears again, but ultimately reappears. Is there any way to get the "nothing" setting to stick permanently. I do not have 7+TT set to run on startup. Thanks.

I need a maximum of real estate and do not want to be distracted by anything else when in my app. I want to use my mouse near or at the corner but not have it trigger the taskbar. A keyboard shortcut would do it. Is that possible?