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Actual 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 prog

Actual 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

Actual Transparent Window lets you apply a transparency effect to any window in Windows 2000 and Windows XP. The transparency effect looks very impressive and can be highly useful with such windows as the Windows Taskbar, WinAmp, the Start menu, drop-down menus and lists, any Instant Messenger, and even application windows. Some examples: A transparent Taskbar doesn't hide any part of your desktop wallpaper! A transparent Start menu does not obscure icons on your desktop. Do you like changing skins on Winamp? A semi-transparent Winamp looks really stylish and impressive! You can add different transparency rates for each Winamp window such as Winamp Main Window, Winamp Playlist Editor, Winamp Equalizer, and so on. A transparent drop-down menu does not obscure the main program window. A transparent window need not obscure another window below. For example, you can be keying in notes to Notepad, while reading the contents of the window beneath! A simple setting will adjust the transparency of either window - or any other window you wish! Actual Transparent Window lets you set an individual transparency rate for each window. You can change transparency from 0% (fully transparent) to 100% (solid) to achieve the desired effect. The actual Transparent Window also has the option to set transparency so it occurs only when the window becomes inactive. And when you activate this window it becomes solid. This option can be especially useful for your Instant Messenger (Windows Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, or any other). Actual Transparent Window saves all your settings so that you need to set the transparency only once for each window. Or, tinker with your settings as often as you like. This is an attractive, handy, and fun utility!

Actual Transparent Window lets you apply a transparency effect to any window in Windows 2000 and Windows XP. The transparency effect looks very impressive and can be highly useful with such windows as the Windows Taskbar, WinAmp, the Start menu, drop-down menus and lists, any Instant Messenger, and even application windows. Some examples: A transparent Taskbar doesn't hide any part of your desktop wallpaper! A transparent Start menu does not obscure icons on your desktop. Do you like changing skins on Winamp? A semi-transparent Winamp looks really stylish and impressive! You can add different transparency rates for each Winamp window such as Winamp Main Window, Winamp Playlist Editor, Winamp Equalizer, and so on. A transparent drop-down menu does not obscure the main program window. A transparent window need not obscure another window below. For example, you can be keying in notes to Notepad, while reading the contents of the window beneath! A simple setting will adjust the transparency of either window - or any other window you wish! Actual Transparent Window lets you set an individual transparency rate for each window. You can change transparency from 0% (fully transparent) to 100% (solid) to achieve the desired effect. The actual Transparent Window also has the option to set transparency so it occurs only when the window becomes inactive. And when you activate this window it becomes solid. This option can be especially useful for your Instant Messenger (Windows Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, or any other). Actual Transparent Window saves all your settings so that you need to set the transparency only once for each window. Or, tinker with your settings as often as you like. This is an attractive, handy, and fun utility!

Actual Window Manager - Try this technologically advanced tool that interacts with the operating system core to bring extended functionality to every window on the system. It allows you to roll up and unroll windows, hide them to TaskTray, keeps them on top. Actual Window Manager integrates and combines all of the great features from four of our award-winning Actual Tools programs: Actual Title Buttons, Actual Transparent Window, Actual Window Minimizer, and Actual Window Guard. Actual Transparent Window allows you to make any window transparent from 0% (fully transparent) to 100% (opaque and solid) in Windows 2000/XP. Want a window on top, but need to see through it? Transparent Windows is perfect for this! You might want to do this for your Windows taskbar, Winamp, your e-mail program, or instant messenger. Transparent Windows is great with Notepad or other accessories where you need to work in one window while looking at another. Actual Window Minimizer eliminates toolbar clutter by letting you minimize any open program to an icon at the screen edge, or, if you wish, to the system tray near the clock. This is an ideal solution for programs such as browsers, e-mail, audio players, or other programs running in the background that you don't want to close. Actual Title Buttons allow you to add new "Minimize To Tray", "Stay On Top" and "Make Transparent" buttons to any window's title bar. These useful new buttons are as easy to use as the standard Minimize/Restore/Close and can be used to minimize an open program to the Tray or to keep on top a window you need to keep viewing or make it semi-transparent. Actual Window Guard will help you automatically minimize certain programs upon startup or open them full screen. It will also help you automatically close annoying pop-ups and other windows you don't want to see. If the windows of the programs you run are always appearing somewhere you don't want, or in some size that you don't want - then Actual Window Guard will all

Actual Window Manager - Try this technologically advanced tool that interacts with the operating system core to bring extended functionality to every window on the system. It allows you to roll up and unroll windows, hide them to TaskTray, keeps them on top. Actual Window Manager integrates and combines all of the great features from four of our award-winning Actual Tools programs: Actual Title Buttons, Actual Transparent Window, Actual Window Minimizer, and Actual Window Guard. Actual Transparent Window allows you to make any window transparent from 0% (fully transparent) to 100% (opaque and solid) in Windows 2000/XP. Want a window on top, but need to see through it? Transparent Windows is perfect for this! You might want to do this for your Windows taskbar, Winamp, your e-mail program, or instant messenger. Transparent Windows is great with Notepad or other accessories where you need to work in one window while looking at another. Actual Window Minimizer eliminates toolbar clutter by letting you minimize any open program to an icon at the screen edge, or, if you wish, to the system tray near the clock. This is an ideal solution for programs such as browsers, e-mail, audio players, or other programs running in the background that you don't want to close. Actual Title Buttons allow you to add new "Minimize To Tray", "Stay On Top" and "Make Transparent" buttons to any window's title bar. These useful new buttons are as easy to use as the standard Minimize/Restore/Close and can be used to minimize an open program to the Tray or to keep on top a window you need to keep viewing or make it semi-transparent. Actual Window Guard will help you automatically minimize certain programs upon startup or open them full screen. It will also help you automatically close annoying pop-ups and other windows you don't want to see. If the windows of the programs you run are always appearing somewhere you don't want, or in some size that you don't want - then Actual Window Guard w