Taskbar Shuffle v2.5 for Vista (32-bit)/WinXP (32-bit)/2000/NT/95/98:

Taskbar Shuffle is a simple, small, free utility that lets you drag and drop your Windows taskbar buttons to rearrange them.  Here’s a full feature list:

•	Reorder your taskbar buttons by dragging and dropping them
•	Reorder your tray icons in the same way
•	Reorder tasks in a grouped button's popup menu in the same way
•	Middle-click to close programs on your taskbar
•	Works with UltraMon taskbars
•	Tweak taskbar button grouping

Revision History:

v2.5, April 18, 2008:

-added: UltraMon (http://realtimesoft.com/ultramon) compatability
-added: option to disable auto-check for updates
-added: holding a key while dragging tray icons is now optional (added “None” to key list)
-added: if grouping is enabled, you can now shuffle the buttons in a grouped button's popup menu
-fixed: if grouping is enabled, clicking, holding, and dragging the mouse upward to a button’s popup menu should not cause the button to start dragging anymore
-fixed: sometimes the ghosted button would get stuck to the mouse
-fixed: tray icon flicker if you chose to hide it
-fixed: a few other tweaks under the hood

v2.2, June 25, 2007:

-fixed: ‘ghosted’ button behind taskbar in Vista, other Vista bugs
-fixed: disabled quicklaunch button problem in Windows 2000
-fixed: settings not able to be saved for users with no write privileges
-added: disable auto-update when the tray icon’s hidden by running the program with the parameter –noupdate
forgot to mention for v2.1:
-added a user agreement because many people said they needed one for their work machines
-tbs_checkversion.exe no longer necessary so it’s been removed

v2.1, June 7, 2007:

-added: ability to shuffle your system tray icons (this requires a hotkey, unlike taskbar buttons)
-added: ability to run as stand-alone; no installation needed
-added: doesn’t use the registry to store settings anymore (unless the settings are Windows options related)
-fixed: anti-virus software false alarms
-fixed: SetLayeredWindowAttributes bug in Windows versions before Win2K
-fixed: right click to drag will now cancel drag instead of craziness
-fixed: middle click on the quick launch bar or system tray closing taskbar buttons
-fixed: links not launching your default browser
-fixed: taskbar grouping issue on fresh Windows XP install

v2.0, September 14, 2006:

-added: sweet visualization when dragging a button in XP (updated look for Win2K)
-added: full support for XP button grouping -- this was so annoying and took quite a bit of effort.. hooray for me
-fixed: too much CPU getting eaten while dragging
-fixed: should now restart if explorer crashes
-added: option to middle mouse click on a taskbar button/group to close it
-added: new options window with some cool grouping options, if you’re into that
-fixed: auto-check for updates shouldn’t give errors anymore
-fixed: few memory leaks plugged up
-added: new icon!  never really liked the original one

v1.5, June 25, 2006:

-added: Windows 2000/NT/95/98 support (this was the big one!)
-fixed: ‘Access Violation’ message that would occur sometimes if you had the tray icon hidden
-fixed: another small bug associated with hiding the tray icon
-fixed: button staying inverted if dragged off the taskbar
-fixed: glomming issue
-other various optimizations

v1.1, May 20, 2006:

-added: option to hide the splash screen
-added: option to hide tray icon
-fixed: issue with some non-English XP users
-fixed: "failed to get data for taskbar glomming"
-fixed: some XP Pro issues
-fixed: machine admin problems
-fixed: check for updates giving "not a valid floating point" error

v1.0, May 11, 2006:

-Initial release

Jay Elaraj
jmerox@gmail.com
http://freewebs.com/nerdcave