as=backeaseout will set the animation style to BackEaseOut. cso=1 will only center the secondary taskbar(s). cpo=1 will only center the primary taskbar. stbo=0 will set the offset of the secondary taskbar based on the center. ptbo=0 will set the offset of the primary taskbar based on the center. 2 blur, 3 acrylic, 4 transparent (with gradient), 5 opaque and 0 is disabled. tbs=1 will make the taskbar transparent. stop will stop TaskbarX, puts all icons back to the left and resets the taskbar style.
Change taskbar style to Transparent, Blur and Acrylic. Center between startbutton, search, taskview etc. Change custom offset position based on center. Great performance (Very optimized and lightweight looping). 42 different Animations including "none". Currently all taskbar settings are supported including the vertical taskbar and unlimited taskbars. The center position can also be changed to bring your icons more to the left or right based on the center position. The animations can be disabled if you don't like animations and want them to move in an instant. You will be given the option to choose between a variety of different animations and change their speeds. The icons will move to the center or user given position when an icon gets added or removed from the taskbar. TaskbarX will give you an original Windows dock like feel. The DWM will restart and everything will finally be transparent.TaskbarX gives you control over the position of your taskbar icons. Start up VistaGlazz again, this time click on the middle icon and hit Patch Style. Click the icon on the left and then hit Patch files. Visit ( ) and download the latest version of VistaGlazz. Additionally, this utility allows you to easily patch your uxtheme system files so that you can use hacked visual styles with just the click of a button, instead of the multiple step manual procedure. Using a very cool and free utility called VistaGlazz by you can easily make your maximized windows and taskbar transparent. Once the final build of Windows Vista shipped, all hope was gone that we would have transparent maximized windows, until today. Many users wanted a maximized window to remain transparent as well as the taskbar. 
This change satisfied some users but left others still in the dark. Before the final release they altered the behavior slightly so the window and taskbar would still turn opaque and black, but with a very slight tint of color that matches the color of your glass. Throughout the beta process Microsoft received a lot of feedback on how the taskbar and the window border changes to black when you maximize a window.
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