- Captain Tray Pro 5.1, Undoubtedly Useful. — Personally I use it. I like to have my things well arranged and each in the right place. This software allows me to organize windows on my desktop. It looks like my favorite two-panel file-managers, Total Commander and Frigate. In fact, moving a window from the taskbar to a tray and vice versa is as simple as moving a file between panels. Of course, any application can be moved…
- Active Desktop 1.043, No More Desktop — Do you really love that boring Windows «desktop» concept? I personally don?t. Even if I could believe there were desktops in size of a stool, I still wouldn?t believe that a handful of icons are the only things I could place on my desktop. I want some more of dynamics, I want some more of information, and I want some more of beauty, after all! If you feel yourself the same way…
- True Launch Bar 3.2. Effective Environment Embodied — A typical computer user, when he becomes a bit «advanced» (which means, he uses applications beyond Word and Minesweeper), suffers a lot from the ineffective standard Windows environment (Desktop). Windows lacks Information on the system state, lacks Control over running processes, and lacks Tools in user’s hands. To perform, view or change Something under Windows, we would need to do a lot of useless…
- Weather Alarm Clock 1.2. Whatever-In-Tray — The Windows «system notifications area», a.k.a. «system tray», was eventually designed to be a uniform place for helpful information. However, in fact, it’s not very useful now; only a couple of colorful icons not related to the system make it look pretty. There is only one really useful thing in the tray; namely, the clock, you know. But can you twist any use from the tray clock besides just showing clock…
- Launch Pivot, The Power On Your Desktop — Wouldn’t it be just great to do all (or almost all) of our computer tasks with just a single keystroke or click of the mouse and not have to wonder through a million of clicks on the Start menu? Check this out: From this moment on, to look at a collection of your new photos, run an office application or your favorite computer game, search the Web or listen to your favorite…
- Fast Explorer 2007 v2.2.9, Click What You Need — There’s a very handy «file context menu» concept implemented in Windows Explorer, which means you’re always only «one right-click away» from the most appropriate actions for this type of file or folder. Unfortunately, Windows doesn’t provide the direct user control for those menus; so, when some application that you dislike also brings its actions into the context menu, there’s nothing you can do about…
- Watermarking – protect your images on the web with a few mouse clicks — If you upload many images to the web or actively trade on Ebay, you are probably quite concerned with protecting your content from unauthorized use and distribution. After all, some of your images, if used in an inappropriate context, may compromise you or create an awkward situation that will be hard to deal with afterwards. Apparently, adding a mark to the photos you make public is a good way of solving this…
- The Fast File Encryptor - lightning-fast protection of your data from prying eyes — If you computer contains confidential information or is used by several people, you may eventually want to create your own secret stash to make sure you data is reliably protected from any kind of intrusions. If you are looking for an ultimate way to secure your data, full encryption is the right way to go. The Fast File Encryptor is a small, affordable and very, very fast data encryptor. Featuring an intuitive…
- Sumka Quick Launcher: Quick Access to Any File from Any Point on Desktop — Have you ever dreamed of being able to launch any program or open any document without having bring the mouse to the Start button and then having to follow the easy-to-get-lost-inside menu? Now is the time for the dream to come true: Sumka Quick Launcher is that magician that makes that all happen. Briefly, the program allows you to organize your applications and documents and into groups and link the actions performable over these objects…
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