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StandaloneStack 2: Mac OS X stacks for Windows 7
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Written by Enigmatux on 03 June 2010 at 09h44 Source chrisnsoft.com
It isn't a new application and you have probably already tested it or even you regularly use it. But for people who don't know it or who don't know that it is compatible with Windows 7, I suggest you to (re)discover StandaloneStack 2.
Currently in 2.0.7 version, this application made by Chris'n'soft allows you to reproduce Mac OS X stacks. So, through a simple and clear interface you can create several groups of files and folders in stacks that you can integrate with the taskbar. You can also define different parameters such as display mode, fonts, icons size, color of text...
StandaloneStack 2 is free and available for Windows XP, Vista and 7, but it may not correctly work with 64-bits versions because stack library dll from Matonga is 32-bits.
Personally, I tried it under Windows 7-64 bits and I haven't encountered any problems until now.
Currently in 2.0.7 version, this application made by Chris'n'soft allows you to reproduce Mac OS X stacks. So, through a simple and clear interface you can create several groups of files and folders in stacks that you can integrate with the taskbar. You can also define different parameters such as display mode, fonts, icons size, color of text...
StandaloneStack 2 is free and available for Windows XP, Vista and 7, but it may not correctly work with 64-bits versions because stack library dll from Matonga is 32-bits.
Personally, I tried it under Windows 7-64 bits and I haven't encountered any problems until now.
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It isn't a new application and you have probably already tested it or even you regularly use it. But for people who don't know it or who don't know that it is compatible with Windows 7, I suggest you to (re)discover StandaloneStack 2.
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Yes but have the problems been resolved with 64 bit systems? It doesn't function properly in them.