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by **brbk4498** » 17 Aug 2008 21:43

CircleDock

CircleDock automatically puts files, folders, and shortcuts within a few pixels of your mouse when you invoke it for quick action. The app is portable, so you can toss it on your thumb drive and take it with you. CircleDock is free and open source, requires . NET 3.5. If you give it a try, let's hear what you think in the comments.

No NET 3.5 for me

download here via CircleDock site http://circledock.wikidot.com/

by **brbk4498** » 17 Aug 2008 21:57

Game XP

Game XP tweaks ur computers performance by adjustin system settins, CPU priorities, and disabling unnecessary Windows services. :)

srry no pix :(

download here via Game XP site http://www.theorica.net/gamexp.htm

by **brbk4498** » 18 Aug 2008 21:40

Executor

Executor is an application launcher. Executor's emphasis on keywords. Although it does text search for just about anything, Executor gives priority to user-assigned keywords for launching apps, documents, and folders. What's more, you can assign a keyboard shortcut to any keyword for quick launches without even invoking Executor. Keyword functionality aside, Executor is also very fast and lightweight, eating just over 10MB of RAM in Task Manager. But that's not all that makes it great

download here via Executor site http://executor.dk/

by **aaronb27** » 23 Aug 2008 09:50

the circledock thing lookin cool but i rather rocketdock. but rite now i jus hav my icons lining the edge of the desktop

by **brbk4498** » 24 Aug 2008 11:40

oo nah the circle dock is boring. object dock is way better

by **aaronb27** » 24 Aug 2008 12:24

brbk4498 wrote:oo nah the circle dock is boring. object dock is way better

yeah i thought so

by **lantern** » 26 Aug 2008 11:47

Hmmm,who say WINDOWS 7 hahahaha it bad no modda *beep*

by **brbk4498** » 26 Aug 2008 14:24

Microsoft Desktops Gives Windows Super-Simple Multiple Desktops

Desktops, a new Vista-compatible 1.0 release from Microsoft's Sysinternals team, is a multi-desktop tool for Windows users who don't want, or can't afford the system resources for, a complete virtual desktop solution, such as VirtuaWin. Desktops simply asks you to assign universal shortcut keys for desktop switching between a maximum of four (Shift+Ctrl+F1, for example), and then nests in your system tray to offer thumbnail views and switching by clicking. One plus is that Desktops doesn't load new memory-hogging desktops until you create them. The big downsides are an inability to drag apps between desktops, along with incompatibility with some tools (Firefox, Launchy, and anything that doesn't like multiple instances, for that matter). So it's mostly a simple means of keeping full-screen email, browsers, office apps, and other programs separated, but it does that pretty well--with improvements, hopefully, to come. Desktops is a free download for Windows systems only.

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by **lantern** » 28 Aug 2008 19:49

hahahahah, wait i hv vista OK bro thx

by **brbk4498** » 28 Aug 2008 22:54

Startup Delayer Staggers Your Startup Apps for Smoother Loading

The common startup bottleneck caused by all of your startup applications fighting to run at the same time. You'd never try launching eight different applications at the same time under normal circumstances and expect your computer to handle it well, so why should your startup apps be any different? To use it, just drag applications to the delay bar at the bottom of the window. You can visualize the time between the launch of different apps and drag-and-drop the delays until you've got the perfect spacing.

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