It's not quite possible, but this might work for you. On the Settings > Taskbar tab, you can set the taskbar opacity to 1%. The will make the whole taskbar invisible until you hover over it with your mouse. Not sure if that'll work for you, but figured I'd throw it out there :)
Thanks!

Tim Foss
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Darn. I tried changing the opacity, but it doesn't really work how I need it.
Lets try this: Is there any way to get the task bar to not hug the side of the screen, so that I can set it up like this?:
http://i.imgur.com/zcIbaKy.jpg
Or, is there any other way you can think of to accomplish this? I just need it so I can snap a window to fullscreen, but have that window not cover up the control panel, and have the start orb be in the same area as the control panel. It seems so simple, but for the life of me, I can't get it to work. haha

Tim Foss
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Hey, Keith. Guess what? You're my new hero.
That program works great, and between that, Rainmeter, and DisplayFusion, everything is working exactly as I need it to be. Thank you, man; the help is very much appreciated.
No problem, glad to hear it Tim!