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tech writer on 27 Aug 21Actual Window Menu - This program adds several menu items to the standard window menu accessible via the application icon in the title bar. Among them: Roll Up \ Unroll window, Computers have gone long way from primitive number crunching machines to advanced entertainment systems and serious business machines. Technology advancement made it possible to implement various graphical user interfaces with the only aspect in mind - end-user convenience. Modern operating systems have all it takes to operate the computer fast. Common user interfaces allow for almost intuitive understanding which in turn means less time spent on learning how to operate the machine and more time spent on actual usage of computer power. However, the rich functionality of Windows has to be hidden sometimes to leave a reasonable number of choices for the end-user in each given situation. This way, novice users learn the interface faster, but advanced users are deprived of powerful features that may further speed up the computer operation. Actual Tools introduces the Actual Window Menu, the unique standard window menu extension that provides advanced users with alternative ways of organizing and managing windows. Actual Window Menu adds several menu items to the standard window menu accessible via the application icon in the title bar. Among new commands are: Roll Up \ Unroll window, Set window transparency, change program priority, minimize to task tray and always keep window on top. These new features allow advanced and newbie Windows users to save their time and desktop space by neatly organizing windows. Unlike simple shell extension solutions, the Actual Window Menu allows you to create rules (i.e. available menu items and corresponding settings) for each application which is most convenient for automating the organization process. Simply find the window you would like to configure and use a straightforward interface to configure its extended menu and its settings. Next time you run the