The more I keep using Windows 7, the more it amazes me with its awesome new features.

One of the excellent new features that I discovered recently in Windows 7 is the new Taskbar Reshuffle which allows a user to reorganize the Superbar workspace by changing the location of taskbar icons or buttons.

It works very much the same way like Tabs Reshuffling in Firefox and is indeed a very useful feature.

To shuffle a Taskbar button, simply click and hold on it and then drag it on either side and drop at the position where you want it to settle down. Here is how I am able to drag the 'uTorrent' button and reorganize it by dragging it over the 'Firefox' button.

It works pretty much the same way in old-style Windows 7 taskbar.

For users on Windows XP or Vista, they can make use of a third-party software named Taskbar Shuffle which would pretty do the same for them.

Unfortunately, this new feature is a part of the core in Windows 7 and cannot be experienced in earlier versions of Windows, without the use of a 3rd-party utility.