Speed Launch Desktop Shortcuts using DESKonTOP


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Deskontop is a new type of virtual desktop manager with just one feature- access your desktop icons with just a single click. If you are working on a lot of windows, then minimizing the windows and accessing the desktop can be an interrupting task. Deskontop is here to remove that small interruption. This small software will sit in your system tray and will let you view your desktop files and icons regardless of which window is currently open.

The application will sit in the system tray as a small icon. Right Click on the icon will display a small window like a desktop displaying all your desktop files. Left click will display the desktop icons in an icon-driven view. A single click on the desktop file will launch it on top of the current screen saving you time of manually switching to desktop and opening it. This application doesn’t come with a lot of options. You can modify the size and of desktop icons in the virtual view and the wallpaper also.

Though it lacks a lot of features, it might still come handy to some people. The freeware is only 1 Mb in size and runs on Windows XP. It doesn’t work in Vista.

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  • 7 Comment(s)

    1. It would have been great if it worked in Vista as well.

      Sh | Jul 20, 2008 | Reply

    2. It will work but the interface won’t look good

      Madhur Kapoor | Jul 20, 2008 | Reply

    3. Looks good, but no support for Vista.

      Nirmal | Jul 21, 2008 | Reply

    4. Nice Post…

      http://www.pcdrome.com

      Anurag | Jul 21, 2008 | Reply

    5. nice find madhur, i am also using vista going to try out now lets see what comes out.

      MOin | Jul 21, 2008 | Reply

    6. I believe there are shortcut to close, open, and minimize windows…Too bad I don’t remember the key.

      Jacklin | Jul 22, 2008 | Reply

    7. I remember now….
      To minimize and open all windows : window logo + D
      To moving through the open window : ALT + TAB

      Jacklin | Jul 22, 2008 | Reply

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