One of the lesser-known features in Windows (ever since Windows 2000 and possibly even as far back as Windows 98) is the ability to have multiple application bars aside from the main taskbar itself.
See video below for details on how to do this.
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How-To: Multiple Application Bars In Windows
Posted Sep 29, 2008 | by Rich Menga | 3 Comments
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Talan
02. Oct, 2008
Great Stuff !!!
Get your GEEK on for the normal guy!
Keep up the good work guys!
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Kyle
07. Oct, 2008
doesn’t work in vista, unfortunately.