Hi

Well I am having an issue with my system (Win 7 Home Premium) programs are leaving taskbar buttons on the screen (just the DF ones) and I have to exit out of DF to make them go away...Pretty strange one Jon.

Tom
P.S. If you want a screen cap let me know.

Here you go

I uninstalled 105 and went back to 104 and everything was OK, I put 105 back in to take this shot.

Tom

Well, to save a topic:

When you pull up a window from the taskbar, and you get the animation of it enlarging, the taskbar button comes up before the program is up. I actually like it personally, but in lieu of what DF aims for, I figured it was worth a mention. Maybe an advanced option to change the delay back to 0 if you do fix it?

In this particular case the window was moved down, you can see the open window just below the floaters but happens after a closes and minimizes also and BTW I did a reboot after a malware scan of the PC with two of the floaters on the screen and when the system rebooted and DF ran the buttons reappeared on the screen I closed down DF and they went away. I have put 104 back in but if there is anything else I can do to help just let me know.

Tom

Jon,
I have same problem here. Windows 7 x64, 2 monitors.
Pete

In that particular occurance they were duplicates. The original window was moved down and a copy of the buttons left behind. BTW I am also running the 64 bit version of Win 7, not sure if that adds anything to the mix.

Tom

Jon: Per your post, its working as expected, showing up immediately after you click the taskbar icon and beating the animation by a good bit.

As for the issue, I have noticed the same thing when a window minimizes itself, and perhaps moves itself. You can see this easily with the 7 wifi connector pop up that comes when its connecting, it tends to minimize itself while it tries to connect, and the button will stay, and disappear when it does connect, as the window closes itself from the minimized state. Dunno if any of this will help you Jon.

Well 106 seems to be fine . Looks like your slowing down in your old age, that took more than your usual half hour to fix

Thanks

Tom