"TEXT 1"="Group app with "oldest" windows first [default]"
"TEXT 2"="Group app with most windows open first"
"TEXT 3"="Group any app with at least two windows open"
"TEXT 4"="Group any app with at least three windows open"
"TEXT 5"="Group any app with at least four windows open"
"DESCRIPTION 1"="Windows XP provides a feature that allows the taskbar to "group" similar windows together. This means, instead of e.g. three windows of Internet Explorer that clutter your taskbar, you only have one icon visible."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="The first and second option tells Windows only to use grouping when the space in your taskbar is getting short. This means, while there there is enough space in your taskbar to display all Windows no grouping will be done."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="Option three to five tell Windows to ALWAYS use grouping, regardless if there is enough space to display all windows."
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