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Is there a setting in Tweaker that will lock each icon in a group to be in the selected position and not move?
I have used for years, donated at least twice, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT! The ability to drag the icons inside a group just like on the taskbar is INDESPENSIBLE, and anytime Tweaker "breaks" for a few days or so waiting for an update I go thru withdrawals!
I have one program that the icons within the group are constantly rearranging themselves. At random, they never arrange to the same places, always different places at random. I use more than a dozen windows in this program, and WANT them to stay in th same positions where I place them. I use Tweaker to put them back each time, but next time I hover over that group, they have randomly rearranged themselves again. Does Tweaker have a way to "lock" them in the order I set them, and not allow them to move?
Customer support service by UserEcho
Thank you for the feedback Jeff.
Unfortunately, the only thing the tweaker provides is to sort items in a group in an alphabetical order. This can be done via the Taskbar Inspector, or with a mouse shortcut that can be configured with the advanced options.
Hey Michael (I assume that is your name?) - THANK YOU for responding to me!!
I have gone in and done that, and it does seem to work -- and STAY that way. The order they are in alphabetically is not even close to the order I like them in, but at least if it will STAY that way, I can find them easy enough, and I know I would gradually get used to it like that.
Do you know if there is any way to RENAME a window? I know that in MS Edge there is a way to rename Edge Windows, and then the icon in the taskbar will show whatever name you like. If I could do that on other windows, then I could letter them in the order I want, and then the alphabetical would sort them like I like them. Any wisdom you OR ANYONE ELSE might have on how to RENAME A WINDOW?
Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH for responding to me!!
Regarding renaming, it depends on the target program. You can try it with the WinSpy++ tool (download winspy.zip here), but it's not very user friendly, it's mainly a tool for developers. You might be able to change the window text, but it might be changed back by the program.