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This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.

This code lets you turn almost any program into an AppBar (that is, make it a dockable toolbar on your desktop). You could for instance, have MSN Messenger docked at the side of your screen so it's always visible and other windows don't maximize over it. The AppBar and TaskBar DLL code was mostly not written by myself; I merely combined the two into this project because they did what I needed them to do. You should run the GROUP PROJECT and NOT the individual projects. Thanks to Patrick Bigley for the AppBar code and Jim White for the Taskbar code.