Vista system to achieve task switching under Win8?

When you press the Alt + Tab key on Vista or Windows 7, an interface pops up showing the thumbnails of each running application and window, title. We can press ALT + TAB to cycle through these programs repeatedly and choose what you want to be the first.

Compared to the way in Windows XP, there have been many improvements, so what will this function look like under Windows 8? Definitely better! Let's take a look at the experience of switching windows in Windows 8 on Win7 or Vista in advance through a free applet.

First, let's look at the effect comparison chart ——

Figure 1: The original ALT+TAB key task switching effect in Vista and Win7:

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Figure 2: Switching effect after installing VistaSwitcher:

Using VistaSwitcher: a background-running task switching program that not only displays thumbnails and previews Name, you can also see the contents of the program or window at the same time, easily find the one you want.

VistaSwitcher changes the ALT + TAB key window displayed in the horizontal row to a vertical display, and displays the effect of the desktop-based switching on the left side, which is somewhat similar to Vista and Windows 7 tasks. Switch the preview function of the bar, and we can set the shortcut keys. When you are not convenient to use the keyboard, use the mouse wheel to right click to enable VistaSwitcher.

Once you have VistaSwitcher installed, it will replace the original task switching feature by default. It is recommended that you allow it to boot from boot. At the same time, we can also select multiple applications and windows in the VistaSwitcher interface, select multiple applications and windows, minimize, maximize, or close them, and adjust their arrangement, such as overlapping display, horizontal arrangement or vertical arrangement. .

VistaSwitcher supports Aero Glass's transparency and UAC to easily increase the program's run level. In fact, TaskSwitchXP is both a version on Windows XP and VistaSwitcher is an upgraded version. Both applications come from the same developer and have similar features. VistaSwitcher is free, supports Vista and Windows 7, and is available in 32-bit and 64-bit versions with its own Simplified Chinese language. Perhaps in the future of Windows 8, Microsoft is showing the alt+tab function in this way.