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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about button behavior focus on customizing taskbar and desktop button actions in Windows. Users seek to modify the default behavior of the taskbar buttons in Windows 10, such as keeping program icons fixed while open windows appear separately. Others explore changing the show desktop button in Windows 7 to minimize all windows except the dock, similar to the Winkey+M shortcut, often through registry edits. These threads highlight user preferences for personalized interface interactions and troubleshooting default button behaviors.
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Server Taskbar Button Behaviour
I would like to get the default win10 behaviour, where the taskbar buttons are all to the left, and open windows show up separately to the right. Right now, when a window associated with a button is open, the button changes to a large window button, and other program icons move to the right. I...- woodslanding
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- customization icons programs server settings user interface windows 10
- Replies: 6
- Forum: Windows Server Forums
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Windows 7 How to change show desktop button behavior in windows 7?
hi im using windows 7 i would like to know if it is possible to change the behavior of show desktop button in the lower right from its default winkey+d and change its behavior to be similar to winkey+m i always use the show desktop button however im using a rocketdock and pressing the show...- itsover9000
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- customization desktop minimize registry rocketdock shortcuts show desktop windows 7
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 How to change show desktop button behavior in windows 7?
hi im using windows 7 i would like to know if it is possible to change the behavior of show desktop button in the lower right from its default winkey+d and change its behavior to be similar to winkey+m i always use the show desktop button however im using a rocketdock and pressing the show...- itsover9000
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- customization desktop management minimize registry rocketdock shortcuts show desktop user interface windows 7
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Help and Support