Cyber0pedia: Taskbar

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If you open multiple instances of the same program, such as a number of 
Word documents, you’ll see a stacked group of Word icons on your 
Taskbar. To open a specific document, you need to move your cursor over 
this stacked preview, to reveal all of them, then click the one you 
want. If you want to see each document as a separate Taskbar icon, then 
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Now click the ‘Taskbar buttons’ dropdown menu and change it from ‘Always
 combine, hide labels’ (which is the default setting) to ‘Never 
combine’. Click Apply, then OK.</div>
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Taskbar windows See similar Taskbar programs as different icons

If you open multiple instances of the same program, such as a number of Word documents, you’ll see a stacked group of Word icons on you...