- Change Folder Icons 7.5 - individualization of space — Permanent necessity in changing my working environment drives me crazy. I just can’t work without changing this boring «standard» appearance of desktop elements. If you feel just like me, Change Folder Icons is just for you. What does this program do? Oh, only one pretty simple thing. It allows you to replace the yellow folder icon with any other icon you want. Actually, you can set your own picture to any folder…
- Desktop Icon Toy 2.4, Make It More Exciting — |Windows desktop concept is really toooooo old and soooo boring! Is that really all that I can do with my desktop in today’s dynamic, multimedia-driven, changing world — just move icons from one side to another? Hey, that isn’t even funny! What is really funny (and still very useful) is Desktop Icon Toy. What can you do with your icons using this beautiful software is a bit of art, a bit…
- NoteMagic 6.7.11, Not A Science, A Bit Of Magic! — I think, plain text (txt) editing is NOT a rocket science. So, a plain text editor should be like something … errr… so small and simple, and easy, and always in touch. But when I see something as «small and simple» as the standard Windows Notepad, tears are coming out; that is, definitely, an over-simplification case. Faithfully, this «pad for notes» can do almost nothing. The new idea…
- XP Tools 7.76, Rule Over Your Windows! — When you’re trying to enchance and control your Windows, you have many options and utilities. The two most common extremes are «one utility for each single function» and «a suite for all service tasks». XP Tools software follows the second approach, and I should say it does the best in the logical organization and effective control. Let’s take a short guide through XP Tools and its usage patterns. The program…
- Mines XP — There are games that were once created to stay for long. They do not demonstrate mind-numbing graphics, feature amazing soundtracks and cutting-edge in-game technologies that modern entertainment titles have to offer. On the contrary, they are simple, compact, have a rather straightforward «storyline» and are primarily intended for testing your skills and entertaining you during short breaks in your mundane activities. These are casual games, which have…
- Tiger Icon Studio 3D 2.0, Being Modern — Today’s software icons are rather a piece of an art than just a «piece of information». Back in the 90s, they were of just 16×16 pixels of 16 different colors; therefore, we couldn’t expect much those days’ «icon editors» — a palette of colors and the capability to draw point-by-point were just enough. But then, the change of hardware capabilities (screen…
- Vista Style Elements Icon Set, Do You Have a Dream? — As a developer, don’t you have a dream that the day will come when users will be able to comprehend the logics of your programs without your assistance, and your technical support service will finally take a break from those round-the-day silly questions like «How do I go around this menu?» or «What is that button for?» or «What do I do next?» Who knows when that GUI…
- Local Account Manager - comprehensive access rights management in Windows XP Home — Windows XP Home is a great operating system that offers everything necessary for a typical home computer for a price any household can afford. However, it lacks some of the more advanced features found in the Professional edition — and the ability to manage users’ access rights and permissions tops this «wanted» list. If you would like to stay with the Home edition and yet be able to efficiently manage…
- AlphaXP - all you need to have full control over transparency in Windows XP — Transparency is one of the coolest features that Windows Vista can boast. It creates the eye-candy effect that so many users expect to see in a next-gen OS, but, unfortunately, does not have much practical value. Although you can see through window elements, the underlying objects are blurred and the content of the window is not transparent at all — so, for instance, you cannot fill out a form by simply looking…
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