Unlimited number of clock alarms, scheduled tasks and reminders.Ĭustomize system tray with high resolution icons.įeatures In Depth Multiple docks and sub-docks (Nexus Ultimate)Create multiple docks for a variety of customized needs, organize applications within collapsible groups, or 'sub-docks'. calendar, battery monitor, moon phase).Īdditional mouse-over, launch, attention and delete effects. One click theme switching via the special Themes tab on a Shelf.ĭisplay icons plus the contents of disk and virtual system folders on Drawers (single-tabbed dock with text below the icons).Īdditional modules/widgets (e.g.

Reduce clutter by hiding desktop icons and using a Shelf's Desktop tab instead. Increase productivity by displaying folders, the Desktop, My Computer, Control Panel and other virtual system folders on Shelves. Instant access to the contents of Folders, Downloads, and more via Grid Stacks.Ĭategorize applications into user-defined tabs on Shelves (tabbed docks). Quickly change icons of shortcuts and running programs by dropping PNG and ICO image files directly into the icon.Ĭompatible with skins for all 3rd party docks.Ībility to group shortcuts into an unlimited number of nested sub-docks. Live icon reflections and animated water-like effects. Multiple animated mouse over, launch, attention and delete effects: zoom, swing, bounce and many more! Over 80 special commands such as Sleep, Empty Recycler, CD Control, etc. time announcing clock, recycle bin, email checker, weather monitor, CPU, Net and RAM Meters and Wanda the swiming 'fortune cookie' fish). License=Creative Commons Attribution - Non - Commercial - Share Alike 3.Display running applications on the dock with task grouping, task filtering and icon customization options.ĭisplay system tray on the dock as single or grouped icons.īlur-Behind (7/Vista) and colorization of dock backgrounds.īuilt-in modules/widgets: (e.g. It will work for any taskbar, but must be modified to match. This was offered a year ago for a specific case. This will not respond to auto-hiding the taskbar. If you have a vertical taskbar, or change the taskbar size, you would need to adjust the width and height of the meter to match. Once you position the skin, Rainmeter will remember that position and load it there every time. You would need to drag this skin to your taskbar location so it appears behind it and adds the effect. it is a static skin that does not move with changes to the taskbar. How come this method just spawns a partially transparent horizontal colored bar across the top of my screen? How do I change it to be vertical? Is it supposed to just be a static skin that doesn't move with the rest of the taskbar if the auto-hide option is initialized? Currently just commenting out the custom code in favor of coloring the animated taskbar.Because that is all it does.

Rainmeter taskbar skins