TaskbarX
| Lets you specify the x (horizontal) coordinate of the taskbar.
Integer
Default: 0
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TaskbarY
| Lets you specify the y (vertical) coordinate of the taskbar.
Integer
Default: 0
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TaskbarWidth
| Lets you specify the width of the taskbar.
Integer
Default: $ResolutionX$
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TaskbarHeight
| Lets you specify the height of the taskbar.
Integer
Default: depends on the font used, so try it...
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TaskbarAlwaysOnTop
| Positions the taskbar above any other window.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarDisableFlashing
| Set this to true if you don't want the taskbar buttons to flash on windows notifications (exemple: instant messenger windows).
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarUseRealFlashing
| Set this to true if you really want the taskbar buttons to flash instead of just changing skins/colors.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarRefresh
| The time in milliseconds before the taskbar is repainted.
Integer
Default: 500
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TaskbarButtonDirection
| Which direction will buttons go.
.left (Left)
.right (Right)
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TaskbarMaxButtonCount
| The maximum number of showable buttons (navigate through them using !taskbarshowpart next/prev) .
Integer
Default: $TaskbarWidth$
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TaskbarUseToolTips
| Whether to use tooltips for task buttons or not.
Bool
Default: true
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TaskbarMaxTaskWidth
| The maximum width of a task button.
Integer
Default: $TaskbarWidth$
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TaskbarNoSkinShift
| the taskbar skin will not move as a task button is pressed.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarNoFontShift
| the text on the task buttons will not move as a taskbar button is pressed.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarBorder
| Defines the border size between the taskbar itself and the buttons.
Default: 4
Parameters:
Integer
or
Integer
Integer
Integer
Integer
or
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TaskbarButtonBorder
| Defines the border size between any taskbar button and the icon/the text border.
Default: 4
Parameters:
Integer
or
Integer
Integer
Integer
Integer
or
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TaskbarButtonFontBorder
| Defines the border size between any taskbarbuttonborder and the text.
Default: 20 0 0 0
Parameters:
Integer
or
Integer
Integer
Integer
Integer
or
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TaskbarSpacing
| Defines the spacing between buttons inside the taskbar.
Integer
Default: 3
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TaskbarIconShow
| Are the icons shown or not.
Bool
Default: true
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TaskbarIconX
| Where to place icons inside taskbarbuttonborder. negative numbers centers it.
Integer
Default: 0
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TaskbarIconY
| Where to place icons inside taskbarbuttonborder. negative numbers centers it.
Integer
Default: 0
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TaskbarIconSize
| The icon size (maximum icon size, in fact).
Integer
Default: 16
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TaskbarUseHueing
| Use hue effect on icons.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarHueColor
| Hueing color for all kind of buttons.
Color
Default: 7d7d7d
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TaskbarHueIntensity
| Hueing intensity for all kind of buttons.
Integer
Default: 0
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TaskbarUseSaturation
| Use saturation effect on icons.
Bool
Default: false
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TaskbarSaturationIntensity
| Saturation intensity for all kind of buttons.
Integer
Default: 0
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Back
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| background color of the taskbar.
You can use the suffix -back with any kind of button state or use the default TaskbarAll to set all of them at once.
example: TaskbarFlashingBack
Color
Default: c0bfc0
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Fore
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the color of the light bevel around the edge of the taskbar and task buttons, creating a 3d effect. you can use the suffix -fore with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, or nothing for the taskbar)
example: taskbarflashingfore
Color
Default: ffffff
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Fore2
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the color of the dark bevel around the edge of the taskbar and task buttons, creating a 3d effect.
you can use the suffix -fore2 with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, or nothing for the taskbar)
example: taskbarflashingfore2
Color
Default: ffffff
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SkinCenter
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the background image for the taskbar.
if left and right parts are missing, center image gets stretched.
you can use the suffix -skincenter with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, or nothing for the taskbar)
example: taskbarflashingskincenter
Image
Default:
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SkinLeft
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the image for the left edge of the taskbar.
you can use the suffix -skinleft with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, or nothing for the taskbar)
example: taskbarflashingskinleft
Image
Default:
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SkinRight
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the image for the right edge of the taskbar.
you can use the suffix -skinrightwith any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, or nothing for the taskbar)
example: taskbarflashingskinright
Image
Default:
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TaskbarFontShow
| Is the text shown or not. (todo: add per-state too ?)
Bool
Default: false
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FontFace
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the font face to be used in the taskbar buttons.
you can use the suffix -fontface with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontface
Font
Default: sytem font, otherwise, other states default to taskbarnormalfontface
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FontSize
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the font size to be used in the taskbar buttons.
you can use the suffix -fontface with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontface
Integer
Default: sytem font size, otherwise, other states default to taskbarnormalfontsize
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FontBold
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| configures the taskbar to display the button name in bold text.
you can use the suffix -fontbold with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontbold
Bool
Default: false
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FontItalic
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| configures the taskbar to display the button name in italic text.
you can use the suffix -fontitalic with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontitalic
Bool
Default: false
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FontUnderline
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| configures the taskbar to display the button name in underlined text.
you can use the suffix -fontunderline with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontunderline
Bool
Default: false
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FontColor
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| sets the color of text on the <state> taskbar buttons.
you can use the suffix -fontcolor with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing)
example: taskbarflashingfontcolor
Color
Default: 000000
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TaskbarUseFontShadow
| set this to true if you want font shadows to appear on taskbar buttons.
Bool
Default: false
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FontShadowColor
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| set the color for font shadows.
you can use the suffix -fontshadowcolor with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, and none to set for all states)
example: taskbarfontshadowcolor
Color
Default: 00000
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FontShadowOffsetX
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| set horizontal offest for font shadows.
you can use the suffix -fontshadowoffsetx with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, and none to set for all states)
example: taskbarfontshadowoffsetx
Integer
Default: 1
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FontShadowOffsetY
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| set vertical offest for font shadows.
you can use the suffix -fontshadowoffsety with any kind of button state (normal, active, minimized, flashing, and none to set for all states)
example: taskbarfontshadowoffsety
Integer
Default: 1
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HorizontalFontAlign
(apply the following prefixes):
default: Taskbar
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| General horizontal font alignment. With anything else than the TaskbarHorizontalFontAlign, Horizontal gets shortened to H.
example: TaskbarNormalHFontAlign
.left (Left)
.right (Right)
.center (Center)
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VerticalFontAlign
(apply the following prefixes):
default: Taskbar
TaskbarNormal
TaskbarActive
TaskbarMinimized
TaskbarFlashing
| General vertical font alignment. With anything else than the TaskbarVerticalFontAlign, Horizontal gets shortened to V.
example: TaskbarNormalVFontAlign
.center (Center)
.top (Top)
.bottom (Bottom)
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ButtonDown
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarL
TaskbarR
TaskbarM
| For clicks on the taskbar itself. these are commands (programs, ...).
example: taskbarlbuttondown $command$
Default: !none
String
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ButtonUp
(apply the following prefixes):
TaskbarL
TaskbarR
TaskbarM
| For clicks on the taskbar itself. these are commands (programs, ...).
example: taskbarlbuttondown $command$
Default: !none
String
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