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Auto Window
Manager automatically manages any window you specify.
For instance, some web browsers open up in a
non-maximized window. Using Auto Window Manager, you can
set those windows to automatically maximize (minimize,
normal, minimize to tray, stay on top) every time they
opened. It works with almost any program, including web
browsers, Notepad, etc. Auto Window Manager stays
running in the system tray, so it stays out of your way
while it works.
Auto Window Manager adds several menu items to standard
window menu accessible via application icon in the title
bar. The commands are: Minimize to system tray, always
keep window on top, Set window transparency, align
window, resize window.
Sends the desired window to
Microsoft Windows system tray (special area on the taskbar, near the
system clock), the minimized window looks like a small icon there.
Clicking it restores the window to its original size and places on the
desktop and removes the icon from the tray. This feature lets you save
your taskbar space when you have many background applications launched.
Send them to the system tray and free your taskbar for your actual work
only.
Makes the desired window always be on top of others. In other
words, it will never be hidden by other windows. This may be
useful for some monitoring applications or windows
containing information at hand. Put them on top and you'll
never miss any important event. Click this button again to
return the window to its normal state
Makes the desired window
transparent. Transparency varies from 0% (opaque) to 100% (transparent): the
larger is the value, the more transparent the window is.
Note: This feature works only with the new generation Microsoft operation
systems such as Windows 2000 and Windows XP and Windows 2003.
Note: Transparency level 100% means that the window becomes totally invisible,
so try it with care!
Align window at position you specify. It includes top left, top center, top
right, middle left, middle center, middle right, bottom left, bottom center, bottom
right.
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