Add/remove standard window parts
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- finely tweak window's appearance and behavior.
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Aero Snap
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- emulates the quick window allocation tool from Windows 7 for earlier systems such as XP/Vista.
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Align
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- now you can precisely control the placement of windows on your desktop, automatically or manually arranging your
windows exactly where you want them.
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Center to point
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- centers a window to the specified point of desktop.
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Change caption
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- if you don't like the default title bar caption or want to make it more clear then you can change it to anything you like.
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Change icon
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- in some situations it's helpful to substitute the default window icon with more appropriate one.
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Change program affinity
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- now you can finely tweak and balance the load of CPUs in a multi-processor system.
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Change program priority
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- now you can tweak your system for the most efficient use of hardware resources.
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Change run mode
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- select the most convenient window appearance for your day-to-day applications.
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Close
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- automatic release of unwanted/needless windows.
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Combo
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- run several other actions at once to get a combined effect in a single call.
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Ghost
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- to "ghost" a window means that all mouse clicks will pass through it without producing an effect.
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Group Size/Drag
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- convenient and natural way to manage several adjacent windows while keeping their relative layout.
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Hide mouse pointer
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- if you don't need to see the mouse pointer floating over a specific window (e.g. Tablet PC Input Panel) then you
can easily turn it off.
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Ignore deactivation
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- in some special cases you may want to deceive the currently active window so that it would "think" it's
still active - even after you switched to another window.
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Lock mouse
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- sometimes you may want to force the mouse pointer stay within the boundaries of a specific window.
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Make transparent
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- making windows semi-transparent is a stunning effect and can be very useful in certain situations.
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Manage window settings
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- quick and convenient way to modify the applied settings, create new ones or exclude a window from processing.
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Minimize
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- used for the same reasons as the Close action but this just hides a window from the desktop
so it keeps running in background.
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Minimize alternatively (AltMin™)
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- now you are able to minimize your windows not only to the taskbar
but to alternate locations as well - such as the system tray and specific locations on the screen.
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Mirror
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- create and control a mirror for any window on-the-fly.
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Move to monitor
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- in multi-monitor configurations you are able to send the desired window to any connected monitor.
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Move to virtual desktop
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- when using the Virtual Desktops facility you can place the desired window to any existing virtual desktop or make it
visible on all desktops.
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Pin to desktop
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- when pinned to desktop, window can't be minimized in any way.
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Remove taskbar entry
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- rid your taskbar of unwanted buttons.
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Resize
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- in addition to automatic alignment of your windows, you can also define optimum dimensions for specific windows.
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Restrict placement
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- split your desktop into well-defined zones for differently purposed windows and keep your workspace ordered neatly.
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Roll up
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- another way to free your desktop of currently inactive windows, the Roll Up function leaves only the
window's title bar visible while hiding its contents.
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Run keyboard macro
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- if you need to press the same key combinations every time a certain window appears then you can store this sequence of
keystrokes as a keyboard macro and send it automatically to that window, so significantly saving your time.
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Send to bottom
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- if you don't need a certain window at the moment but still want to keep it on the desktop you can use this
feature to instantly place it on the bottom of the windows pile.
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Snap
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- makes the border of a window automatically stick to monitor/desktop boundaries and other windows
while the window is being dragged or sized with the mouse.
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Start program
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- allows launching a helper tool or opening an accompanying document upon a certain window's opening.
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Stay always-on-top
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- now you can precisely control this highly useful window state to keep desired windows visible on top of others.
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Stretch
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- a useful combination of aligning and resizing which moves the selected window's border/corner towards the corresponding
desktop edge/corner.
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