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Windows 7 - Changing Drag to Taskbar Behavior with Files?



 
05-29-2009   #1


7264x64/7260x86
 
 

Changing Drag to Taskbar Behavior with Files?

To the registry gurus, is is possible to change the behaviour of dragging a file to the taskbar.

Currently right click, or left click dragging a file to the taskbar will let you pin that item to the taskbar. (two different actions having the same result, eek)

Personally I think that should be secondary to dragging and item to the program to open it, as in past windows editions.

I know if you want to open with the program you have to hold down shift.

Is it possible to have left click dragging an item on to a task bar item default to "open with" and have right click dragging an item to a task bar item be "pin to ****"?

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05-11-2010   #2


Windows 7
 
 


I would like to know the exact same thing.
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05-11-2010   #3


Windows 7 x64 pro/ Windows 7 x86 Pro/ XP SP3 x86
 
 


No need to mess with the registry yourself. Just download the 7 taskbar tweaker. Its a tiny utility that'll do what you want.

7 Taskbar Tweaker - RaMMicHaeL's home page
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