Yes, I mean like that. The preview windows have the more Vista-like like this:


But, you have to admit, it looks better than version 3.0.4. Also, the taskbar is fully translucent, uses the native colours, and looks just like the standard Windows 7 taskbar. DisplayFusion's Windows 7 support is no longer a Vista-like hack, it is it's own implementation, written from the ground up for Windows 7. As always, I would recommend giving it a try before putting money on it. That is why I offer the 30 day trial licenses. The new version is scheduled for release in just 5 days from now, so you'll be able to judge it for yourself very soon.

lol - thanks John. I also just wanted to say that the screenshot above is an example of what the preview windows look like in version 3.0.5, NOT what the taskbar looks like. That screenshot was taken in Windows Vista.

I usually try to avoid release dates, unless I am getting very far into the testing phase (which I am right now). Sometimes things take longer to finish, or unexpected issues appear during testing that can affect the schedule. I would rather push a release date a couple of weeks and increase quality, then rush something out the door that isn't up to par.

Not in the first release. It will have the same look as the Windows 7 taskbar, but unfortunately not all of the functionality in this release.

Some features takes weeks of development time, then more weeks of testing and refinement. To someone who isn't involved with the beta testing it would appear that nothing is being done for months on end, when in reality dozens of people are working on the issues every day. That is why I have no problem letting people test my nightly betas - all they have to do is ask. I don't like working in "secret", but I don't want to make the unstable builds completely public.