Here it is, ladies and gentlemen. This build uses the official Windows 7 resource files (Thanks John!) and fixes the blurry font issues. Also, the taskbars have been nearly completely re-coded from the ground up to allow for easier maintenance on my part. See http://www.binaryfortress.com/Forum/index.php?topic=924.0 for all the gritty details.

Please give ALL the feedback you can. Application testing is key as well. I had to rewrite the section that determines which monitor an application is currently on, so I'm sure there will be bugs introduced. Hammer all you can!

@rpsgc: If you get that error with this build or any newer ones please let me know. I rewrote that entire section, so that error shouldn't be possible any more.

@Apollo29: The flashing doesn't actually flash yet, and it may not until version 3.1. Highlighting is a first step though, and it should provide the functionality that most people need for now. Are you using Windows 7? If so, in this build the item on the far left of the taskbar doesn't respond to mouse clicks. I know, it's a dumb error and I don't know how it got through. It's fixed already, and I'll release a new beta this weekend. I'll take a look at the hover image being used, it may be the incorrect one.

@venzann: Take a look at the https://www.binaryfortress.com/displayfusion/settings-adv/ page. Specifically, the "TaskbarsIconsOnly" now works in Windows 7. The context menu problem has existed forever, and I'm not sure how to fix that one. The .NET Framework decides where it should open, and unfortunately it's deciding incorrectly.

@taoyue: Excellent point. I'll have the next beta check the setting and re-load the taskbars if needed. Thanks!

@Apollo29: I have found that if a window isn't focused, but is currently maximized on the screen then the first click on the taskbar button will focus the window, then the second click will minimize it. I can't really get around this unfortunately. If you mean something else please let me know and I'll investigate further. Thanks!

@Apollo29: I thought I had noticed the same thing, but then when I try again it seems to work fine. If you can find a certain method of replicating this issue, or a particular application that seems to suffer from this problem I will focus my testing more on this issue. As it stands right now I can't seem find anything wrong in the code, and I can't reproduce the issue.

@benway: This has been fixed in the next beta.

@stephen: I'm glad to here you got the VLC issues sorted out.

@rpsgc: What version of Opera are you using, and what version of Windows? I can't seem to replicate your issue.

@Apollo29: Let me know if it happens again, or happens repeatably.

@pyrobob: Please follow-up with me to let me know if you have any gaming issues.

Thanks everyone!