I found that you can access it through pressing 3 keys:
Left windows+CTRL+TAB

That was great info from all of you! Let me know if it works out for anyone. I have the same issue am and trying to deal with it myself.

I had to do this in this exact order on my machine with the Intellipoint software.
1) Set the center button to Ctrl-Alt-S (or Ctrl-Alt whatever you want) and apply/ok
2) Create a new shortcut of the windows task switcher in the quick launch bar
3) Drag that new shortcut to the desktop. It will be named Windows Switcher(2)
4) Right click on that new shortcut and select properties. Set the short cut key to the same value you set the mouse button to and hit apply.

A previous post mentioned this idea, but it didn't work for me if I didn't do it in this exact order. E.G. just setting a shortcut key to the existing icon in the quick launch bar doesn't work. Setting the shortcut before setting the mouse doesn't let you set the mouse button, etc.

I hope this helps. Of course I've only had this working for 5 minutes now, so if it fails on reboot or something like that... <shrug>

My email-ash_mist1@yahoo.com

My problem?

I have a tosiba laptop-vista basic already installed.
icannot see a "3d" view of the thing, imean the switcher, i see a "2d", and only 2d, i can use it yeah, but is it only available in 2d for my os?

email me te answer for it.

Searched for it and found , what Switch Between Windows is not an aplication , it's only a command to rundll.exe =) here it is "C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe" dwmapi #105

Switch Between Windows is not an app =) it's command. So Here it is "C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe" dwmapi #105

You are just graet!
I was looking for the exe file of "switch between windows", so I could launch it from my touch pad and I just found a short cut that goes no where.
Yor answer helped me a lot.
Thanx

Here you go, Network FAQ

Jack (MVP-Networking).

I just figured out how to make it 3D with the cascading widows effect. You go to windows appearance then choose windows Aero. But it won't work if you don't have certain amount of graphics memory.

Start -> Type "Switch Between Windows" In The "Start Search" -> Drag The Link To Your Desktop -> Right-Click Your Desktop Shortcut -> Click "Properties" -> Click The "Shortcut" Button (It Appears You Can't Backspace When It Says "None" -> Click Any Letter or Number (Or Both, Ex: F1, F2)

PS : It seems complicated at first, but read carefully , and follow the instructions

hope it helped !

cheers ,

KW.xo ♥