- 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
- 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, its 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
- Access Folders. Useful File Dialog Utility For Windows. It is really important to keep all of your folders and sub-folders within an easy reach if you want to get your job done fast and easily, waste no time and efforts on the furious mouse clicking trying to find what you need and not get nervous every time when your search is vain. Access Folders can easily handle all of these problems. Access Folders is a unique tool that can help you find all of your folders and
- Noki 1.4, Opening Nokia Transferring essential data between a PC and a mobile phone isnt an easy task. Typically, we have to get on with two «independent» information storages, the main (PC) and a mobile (phone) without any connections. Software provided by a phone manufacturer usually cant fully solve the problem. For Nokia phones, we have Nokia PC Suite (made by Nokia), which can easily make *backup* of all
- NAntBuilder 1.1, Handy Cover for Handy Tool The make tool was cool. But this «was» is twenty years old. Todays programmers dont cherish the old make not because they are dumb, but because they live in the new time with a new mind and new habits. Todays build and automation tools are XML-based, because XML is universal. .Net environments and .Net programmers are in love with free and open-source NAnt tool. But, as modern developers, we want not only
- Fairy Christmas Day 3D Screensaver 1.0, Saving Screen, Saving Mood Screen-savers became popular in the good old days when they addressed an important, even vital, problem of — youll laugh! — saving the screen. In those sad old days, CRT screens had to change their picture frequently enough to prevent pixel burnout. Those sad times are long gone, and nowadays screensavers are just an entertainment: when you arent using your computer, why should it look like a boring workplace
- Folder Password Protect - rock-solid and hassle-free protection of your personal folders There are dozens of ways to reliably protect your information — from complete encryption of your data using specialized software to storing them on your corporate server with strict access permissions. However, if you only need a way to protect a specific folder from prying eyes, there is no quick solution unless you want to learn the nuts and bolts of Windows user administration. To avoid this, check out Folder
- ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator - Save Time, Save Nature How many pencils do you wear out each month on putting up a shift schedule for your staff? A similar question about the number of sleepless night hours spent over the same job would probably be an excess. How about «hiring» an automatic (well, almost) schedule creator? — That would bring that scheduling hassle to the end. Check out ClockIt: Easy Schedule Creator. Its a fast and user-friendly employee and
- Lovely Folders: Inspiring Look of Explorer Folders The standard appearance of the folders in Windows Explorer can hardly be referred to as «inspiring»; less to say about «pretty» or «lovely». Theyre rather boring and unproductive. And the worst thing about them is that users cant make any essential changes to their appearance, as Windows doesnt provide any serious folder customization options. So, the majority of users
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