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Windows 7 build 6519 was the first leaked build of Windows 7. Someone was able to hack the registry to enable the superbar which was a bulky version of the Vista Superbar. It contained big heavy icons. That design was scrapped for a new design somewhere between builds 6608 and 6730.

http://www.microsoftcollectionbook.com/windows/downloads/win76165191enablesuperbar.zip

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	Windows 7 build 6519 was the first leaked build of Windows 7. Someone was able to hack the registry to enable the superbar which was a bulky version of the Vista Superbar. It contained big heavy icons. That design was scrapped for a new design ~~in the late 69xx~~ builds.		Windows 7 build 6519 was the first leaked build of Windows 7. Someone was able to hack the registry to enable the superbar which was a bulky version of the Vista Superbar. It contained big heavy icons. That design was scrapped for a new design somewhere between builds 6608 and 6730.

	http://www.microsoftcollectionbook.com/windows/downloads/win76165191enablesuperbar.zip		http://www.microsoftcollectionbook.com/windows/downloads/win76165191enablesuperbar.zip