Change the Win8 system taskbar into two columns

Starting with Windows 7, the software under Windows can be attached to the taskbar. This improvement is great, it simplifies the operation of launching common applications and saves us time. However, the space of the new generation taskbar is limited, and the width of the taskbar cannot be freely adjusted as in the past, and the space cannot be increased. Therefore, there is currently no way to add the commonly used and some occasionally used software to the taskbar. As a result, less common application icons are often found on the desktop. If you want your desktop to be clean and tidy, let's take a look at some of the techniques introduced by LifeHacker compiled by Love Fan.

1. Expand the space of the taskbar by the function of “Create Toolbar”

This way you don’t need third-party software, just create a folder of different categories and put the software icon Throw a brain in, then: right click on the taskbar –> select “Toolbar” –> click on “New Toolbar” –> select the folder that just filled the icon, and finally the different categories of apps will appear on the taskbar. icon. The effect is shown below:

There is a little trick here: after creating a new toolbar, remember to right click on it and cancel "Show title" and "Show text", otherwise the app icon will not be displayed directly. .

2. Download Bins and let the taskbar display the "Stack" of different applications or documents.

I used the taskbar under Mac OS X, above. Not only can you add software icons, but you can also add documents, pictures, folders, and more. Bins added more designs on the Mac OS X to the taskbar.

After Bins is installed, after the two different icons are overlapped on the taskbar, a "bin" is automatically created - the space used to place the icons. When you click on a bin with your mouse, it expands automatically, showing the applications it contains.

Bins also provides a "lock" feature very thoughtfully, so that others can not change the application icons and order placed in the bin because of strong curiosity.