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DM2 1.23.1

deepcut — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 21:40:37 +0000

submitted by deepcut on 18-04-2007

DM2 provides several Windows enhancements that may help in every-day work. One of the nicest and most popular features of DM2 is minimizing windows to floating icons® (unique feature!) freeing both task bar and tray bar space. Moreover, DM2 can manipulate windows in various ways: minimize to tray, make them standing always on-top over all other windows, roll to caption, resize, align to screen borders, hide, set the opacity etc. DM2 also helps with Open/Save dialog boxes, by providing user-defined menu with favorites and recent files and folders. Plenty of program's settings options will satisfy most of requirements.... more

lastest changes

- fix new hotkey patch bug. (register hot key error, example: shift+up)
- correct a compiler warning.

newest comment by deepcut on 18-04-2007

I personaly use this to add r-click functions to the minimize and maximze buttons. Minimize-to-tray on minimize, and always-on-top on maximze. There are other programs ... more

ObjectDock 1.9

bchick — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 23:20:53 +0000

submitted by bchick on 25-04-2007

ObjectDock is a program that allows you to have a nice animated launchbar/taskbar on your screen that reacts to your mouse when you mouse over it. In short, it's a task bar and program launcher that does it with style.... more

newest comment by xgafx on 06-05-2007

This is a gd program, it is basically a quick launch bar, it looks a bit like a mac bar, and can be adjusted to ... more

XP SysPad 7.9

Arthas — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 19:20:43 +0000

submitted by Arthas on 03-07-2007

XP SysPad is a launcher which makes access to Windows system utilities its specialty. All of the prime Windows system info and utilites such as the individual control panel applets can be launched with the click of one button. It makes it easier than hunting around the explorer pane or waiting for menus to fold out. It also can minimize itself to the system tray or roll-up with a right-click of the title bar. It launches over 70 functions in all.... more