Blacksmith extends your Windows GUI. Main features: Virtual Desktops and Window Switcher; Application Launcher like smartphones; Make other applications' windows topmost or semitransparent. Enjoy your single-display like a multi-display. Portability in...
Moo0 MultiDesktop lets you enjoy multiple desktop environment in the simplest way. Haven't you ever wished for a larger desktop space? Or, haven't you ever wanted to hide something quickly by switching to another desktop? This tool may be the easiest and...
Finestra Virtual Desktops is a virtual desktop manager that utilizes Windows Vista's and 7's thumbnail window previews to show you all of your open windows at a glance. Finestra Virtual Desktops is an elegant solution to managing many windows or tasks on...
Are you running out of desktop space? Do you have too many programs running to use your computer effectively? Do you want to be able to manage multiple desktops like you can on Linux? Ultra Virtual Desktop is the key to solving all these problems. With...
Desktop panorama is an award-winning virtual desktop environment that uses the innovative concept of a linear virtual desktop. Unlike traditional virtual desktops like the ones seen in Linux desktops, the virtual desktop area is represented as an infinite...
* Get more space for your applications CubeDesktop NXT creates up to sixteen virtual and independent desktops, increasing the space you have to work and play. Use our stunning 3D technology to quickly show, switch and move windows between desktops. *...
Hide Window Hotkey is a utility which allows you to hide the windows, and programs which are running on your screen. It will instantly hide or close all (or some) programs through Mouse Hotkey or Keyboard Hotkey. Resize your programs automatically every...
VirtuaWin is a virtual desktop manager that allows you to have up to nine independent virtual desktops with independent application windows open. Portable VirtuaWin application was designed to be a simple, easy use yet still highly configurable and...
