Moving the "show desktop" button?


  1. Phrixos
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    Windows 7 ultimate; 32 bit
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    Moving the "show desktop" button?


    I hate the location of Windows 7's "Show Desktop" button.

    Is there any way to move it?
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  3. C-11
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    Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit
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