Cool Desk 3.87

Publisher review:
Cool Desk is a virtual desktop manager. Ever wish to have several screens on your computer? Cool Desk creates up to 9 virtual desktops and allows you to have different windows in each of them. The desktop manager window has a skinnable interface and allows you to switch from one desktop to another with a single mouse click. You can easily minimize, maximize, close, move from one desktop to another and even drop windows to the system tray area (near the clock) using the dockable "Windows manager". Customizable hotkeys help you conveniently manipulate your virtual desktops. Drag you favorite applications and shortcuts over a specific virtual desktop icon to
open it there. Each virtual desktop can also have its own wallpaper. Cool Desk supports multilingual interfaces.
Requirements:
Pentium 90, 16 MB RAM

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Release notes:
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