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| This application can change your desktop width, height, color depth, and refresh rate temporarily or permanently (via command line switches). You can have Display Changer run another application in a specific display resolution and return to the previous resolution when the application finishes. The command line switches let you alter only certain dimensions and choose the best refresh rate (or a specific one). |
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| Change your display configuration (width, height, bits/pixel, and refresh rate) temporarily or permanently with configuration files. It can also attach and detach monitors from a multiple-monitor configuration. You can have Display Changer II run another application in a specific display configuration and return to the previous configuration when the application finishes. |
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| DOSname is a small program that gets you the DOS form of a specified path or file. I've been using this for ages, never came round to actually put it online, but there we are. If you occasionally need to get the (short) form of a path or filename, this tool comes to help. |
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| DosPrint allows you running DOS programs on modern Windows computers (64 bit too) and printing to Windows printers (including USB, GDI and PDF) by installing specialist third party programs specifically designed to solve these common DOS problems. It checks if you've a 32/64 bit Windows version (in the last case a DOS emulator is needed to run a DOS program, otherwise Windows itself is enough), and selects the best additions for you to install. |
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| EXE and DLL files contain either 32-bit code (which can run on any processor) or 64-bit code (which requires a 64-bit processor and 64-bit Windows). It is therefore quite useful to know what type of code an EXE or DLL contains, but Windows does not provide any way to show this. ExeProperties solves this problem by adding a new tab to the Properties dialog in Windows File Explorer that shows the type (plus other information) for EXE and DLL files. |
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| Adds the following time-saving commands to the Windows File Explorer context menu: Copy Filenames (copies names and other file attributes to the clipboard), Paste Filename (renames a file with the text on the clipboard), Multi Rename (batch rename lots of files at once), Extract Folder (removes a folder but not its contents) and Delete Empty Folders (finds and removes empty folders). Free for non-commercial use (100 selected items limit). |
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| Manage your file associations and your right-click context menu. |
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| Program helps to save a lot of time. As effectively as possible open folders, files, programs, favorites and recent from everywhere you need! Program provide quick access to the same favorites in dialog boxes, start menu, quick launch, popup menu, tray, Total Commander, shortcuts, middle click. Program restore start menu in windows 8, restore quick launch in windows 7, 8 or 10. The program already stable and has code signing certificate. |
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| Quickly change folder icons to indicate priority (high, normal, low), project completeness level (done, half-done, planned), work status (approved, rejected, pending) and type of information stored within folder (work, important, temp and private files). Simply right-click on any folder and select the icon or color to be used from the newly added menu option. A powerful helper especially designed for office work. |
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| GiMeSpace Desktop Extender is a small and very simple program for Windows XP or later versions that will allow you to expand your desktop without any limits. When you move your mouse to the edge of your screen you will notice that your desktop extends beyond the borders of your normal desktop. It provides a cheap alternative for adding extra monitors to your computer. New: possible to expand also window sizes beyond the screen resolution! |