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Such option already exists:
"Don't show jump list when dragging a taskbar item towards the desktop"
There's an open ticked about the issue:
Decombining on hover wasn't designed to work with the "Combine when taskbar is full" configuration, which obeys explorer's rules of when to (de)combine.
While it might be possible to improve the way it works, for now It doesn't work that good, and I'd suggest to avoid using both options simultaneously.
I don't know why the tweaker's startup entry gets deleted from the registry on your system, but the issue with the tweaker's window showing at startup should be easy to solve.
http://i.snag.gy/YY1Ex.jpg
You can try exiting the tweaker and running it from the shortcut in the startup folder. If the shortcut is correct, it should start hidden.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/40425-taskbar-thumbnail-previews-change-delay-time.html
You probably mean the Thumbnails.
The Jump List is what you see when you right click a taskbar button.
Try the following:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/40425-taskbar-thumbnail-previews-change-delay-time.html
Do you mean the animation?
I believe there's no way except for completely disabling the taskbar animation.Great. I'll include the fix with the next version.
Creating a decombined button group without labels is tricky.
The solution is very hacky, let's hope it works for all cases now.
That's a DNS issue.
I've switched to a different hosting yesterday, and it seems like the new DNS addresses hadn't fully applied yet.
For now, you can update manually.
Grab the tweaker here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57395470/temp_html_rammichael_com/files/7tt_setup.exe
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> When I substituted ... for the aforementioned Target, it would not apply.
What do you mean it would not apply?
> So I dragged the existing desktop shortcut to the startup folder . . . and added " -hidewnd"
That should have worked.
Did you also remove the checkbox from the settings?
Otherwise it's possible that 7TT starts up twice upon boot.