Peter Staack Product Testimonials & Reviews

Something I've always thought should have been integrated into Microsoft Windows, since the addition of the Windows Taskbar, was the ability to organize items in the taskbar. I tend to like to have my most common or useful apps and windows on the left. Over the years, I've adapted by open items in a specific order to keep maintain this layout, and groan whenever something messes the order up. I've tried several 3rd party apps that enable you to organize the taskbar, but they always added in other features I didn't want, or used more system resources than I felt was necessary for something so seemingly simple.

For the last few weeks, I've been running Taskix 2.0 Beta, by Robust IT, on my Windows Vista, XP, and one of my 2000 systems. It's a freeware app that lets you organize the taskbar, and offers a few other simple features that you can easily enable or disable with just a few clicks of the mouse. Taskix has been rock-solid, works exactly as one would expect, and - best of all - uses very little system resources.

Visit Taskix.RobustIT.com to get Taskix! If you find it useful, be sure to send them a donation to support their effort!