FW Editor: What are your plans or objectives for the near future?
Adrian Schlesinger: I would like to develop more utility software that would make the life easier for professionals and hobbyists alike that intensively use their computer.

FW Editor: How and when did you start writing the code for Taskix? What inspired you the most? Do you plan to develop new software, or are you more focused on optimizing the current ones?
Adrian Schlesinger: I started Taskix many years ago and the reason I wanted to do it is to have a small and simple solution to reorder the taskbar tabs in Windows XP and Vista. There is not much to add to it and I am focusing on new software right now.

FW Editor: Can you tell us what do you love the most at Taskix? What makes it so special?
Adrian Schlesinger: It's small, simple, unobtrusive, dependable.

FW Editor: Why is Taskix better than other similar applications? What makes it so special? What is its biggest advantage?
Adrian Schlesinger: It does exactly what it is supposed to do.

FW Editor: Taskix is totally free but I have noticed that a Registration section is available. Can you tell us what payment methods are supported? (card, bank transfer, pay-pal, etc)
Adrian Schlesinger: Payments are done through the PayPal system. Users can pay from their PayPal account or with their credit card.

FW Editor: How can you characterize Taskix in just a few words? Why?
Adrian Schlesinger: Easy to use, many configurable options: reorder taskbar tabs, scroll tabs with mouse wheel, close tabs with middle-click and more.

FW Editor: Do you offer any customer support service for your clients? If not, are you intending to create something similar in the future?
Adrian Schlesinger: I am answering to all e-mails as soon as I can. My e-mail is available on the web page.

FW Editor: At the end, is there any message you would like to send to the Taskix users?
Adrian Schlesinger: Use Taskix if you want a simple, clean solution to an annoying problem on XP and Vista: to be able to move around tabs in your taskbar so you can better keep track of your open programs. Plus other features that might come in handy to switch between many open programs.