Download Windows 7 Taskbar for Windows XP
One of the changes in Windows 7 Taskbar, compared to Windows XP or Vista, is the iconized taskbar. If you open a progam or folder in previous Windows versions like XP, the name of it is displayed on the button within the taskbar. In Windows 7 taskbar, the name is no longer displayed. There is only the icon of the opened program.
Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer is a program that replaces Windows XP taskbar with Windows 7 taskbar. Hence, whenever you open a program, you’ll see only the icon on the taskbar. The look is just like the icons you put in the Quick Launch bar. The benefit is obvious; the taskbar has more space.
Windows 7 Taskbar Iconizer is portable, but you need to restart Windows to apply the changes you make to the taskbar. If you don’t like the result, you can revert the changes using the same program.
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It is pretty common to have duplicate images if you have a huge number of images or photos within your collection. Removing the duplicate images manually from such a large collection is not impossible, but it will spend more than just a couple of days. With an automatic duplicate images finder, you can shorten the time of cleaning up your photo collection from any duplicate.
Stuck print job is a printer condition that sometimes happen. The printer fails to print the documents. You can restart the printing job after deleting all the stuck print jobs. Unfortunately, sometimes you will likely to find that you cannot delete print job from the queu list. Consequently, you cannot print the other documents listed on the print queu since the stuck print job blocks all subsequent print jobs. 
For the purpose to clean up .NET Framework files computers that have problems in installing .NET framework, this portable freeware .NET Framework Cleanup Utility was created. It is indeed possible to remove .NET Framework files manually, but it would be very hard to do so.
Sometimes you may find that the application you install requires Windows to be restarted for it to take effect. Some of the applications, fortunately, leaves the option to you to restart Windows anytime you like. Imagine if you are in the middle of downloading a huge file from RapidShare or working on an important document when Windows is suddenly restarted by a program that you’ve just installed. Either you didn’t read or there is no information about such an automatic restart, no matter which one the reason is, your Windows is restarted. Consequently, the download must be restarted all over again or the document may lose some of its important data since you hadn’t had chance to save it. Too bad that such an application exists anyway and sometimes we just miss the information about the automatic restart. 
How many applications do you use to run at once? If you run less than 4 or 5 applications at a time, the taskbar can still handle all effectively. But if you run more than five applications, then probably you can’t rely on your taskbar anymore. The taskbar becomes too crowded. Accidental clicks may happen often. The worst case is you might close the wrong application while it is in a progress of completing a task.