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Multiple
virtual desktops (with multiple monitors supported)
to put icons, graphics, and other
content on. The desktops can be simply
switched by mouse click or a hotkey.
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Switch among
desktop using deskbar, classic virtual
desktop window or from taskbar tray area.
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Transitions
effects when switching between virtual
desktops.
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Custom
content on each desktop - each desktop can
have its own user defined content - icons,
buttons, bitmaps, etc. If required, it
is possible to make objects global so that
they are available on all desktops.
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Arrange
windows on multiple desktops - It is possible to
move windows from one desktop to other using
drag & drop as well as make a window "sticky" -
available on all desktops.
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Many types of
objects - there are many object types a
user can use to make desktop great looking
and well-arranged - icon, button, text link, text, bitmap, toolbar, rectangle,
web browser, predefined shape and file
manager.
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Import /
Export feature to
simply modify themes and desktop
configuration files and share objects with
others.
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Themes - desktop
look & feel (colors, desk bar,
buttons, icons, menus, etc.) is defined by a
theme user has currently loaded.
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Custom menus
- it is possible to create user defined
menus with submenus and separators.
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Tool windows -
user defined windows with up to nine pages
to put files, shortcuts, pictures, etc.
to.....
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File
manager/browser object to quickly access
often used folders content.
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Quick access
makes desktop space useful - double-click on an empty desktop area
brings desktop on top of all other
windows. Other double-click (or if an
icon is clicked) sends it back to bottom.
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Drag & Drop
- adding a file or application shortcut to
the desktop (menu, tool window) is as simple
as drag & drop. It is also possible to drag
a file from Windows Explorer and drop it on
an application shortcut in order to open the
file with the application.
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Requirements:
PC, Pentium 90MHz
or better, 8MB RAM, mouse or compatible
pointing device, keyboard, Windows
98/Me/NT4/2000/XP/Vista, Internet Explorer 4.0
or newer.
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