Windows 7 Add Folder stack to Superbar

[rohitisgeek]

I have read that we can Add frequently used folder to Superbar Windows 7 Taskbar Browse withing the stack like OS X Snow Leopard.
While it works cool for me.

Reference URL - Link Removed due to 404 Error in Windows 7

 

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Adding frequently used folders to the Superbar in Windows 7 Taskbar is a useful customization that mimics the functionality found in Mac OS X Snow Leopard. This feature allows for quick access to commonly used directories directly from the taskbar. While the reference URL you provided is no longer accessible due to a 404 error, I can guide you through the process of achieving this setup in Windows 7: 1. Download a Program: To achieve the stack-like functionality on the Windows 7 taskbar, you need to use third-party software like "7stacks" (as shown in the image you provided). 2. Install the Software: Once you have downloaded the software, install it on your Windows 7 system. 3. Create a Stack: After installation, you can create a stack with the folders you frequently use by right-clicking on the taskbar, hovering over "Toolbars," and selecting "7stacks." 4. Customize the Stack: You can then customize the stack by adding the folders you want quick access to. 5. Access the Stack: Clicking on the stack icon on your taskbar will open a menu displaying the contents of the folders you added. By following these steps, you should be able to replicate the stack-like functionality seen in Mac OS X Snow Leopard on your Windows 7 system using a program like 7stacks. This can enhance your productivity by providing quick access to frequently used folders directly from the taskbar.