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I put the clock in Task Se7en for the same reason that many of you want me to keep it there. I did however, put a little button at the right edge of the clock that lets you hide it.
"Also if possible could you add a button alongside the min/max/close buttons that maximises across all monitors?"
I've been looking into an idea like that. Non-client drawing is such a pain in the ass to do, although I won't give up on it. (Don't hold your breath for that to make it into the pre-beta )
"Can it auto-hide? And if so, does it auto-hide independently from the system task bar on the primary monitor?"
Yes. Task Se7en can auto hide and it can do it independent of the system taskbar.
"DITTO.. Plz keep it there.. Basically the bar should look like its stretched across both monitors.. (ie: The System Tray and clock should be on the 2nd monitor)"
I can't place the actual system tray onto Task Se7en as the system tray is not a window that can be moved via API calls. - Same goes for the buttons on Task Se7en. They can not be dragged/dropped onto the system taskbar and vice versa. Actually, at the moment, Task Se7en doesn't support any drag/drop at all. This will change though. I have pretty big plans for Task Se7en
I'll be constantly tweaking the appearance of Task Se7en over the next year or so - at least until Windows 7 goes RTM. This pre-beta build will be geared towards Windows 7 build 7077 as that is the build that I am currently running. I am not going to support older Windows 7 builds (in the looks department) and when I upgrade my Windows build I'll make any appropriate changes to Task Se7en to keep it matching the look of the OS.