
NewStartMenu
By HongDi soft development co.,ltd.
NewStartMenu can replace your start menu with your own menu, it is easy to use! you can switch between your start menu and windows start menu.it can hide your desktop and system tray.

PopBar
By JGOware
PopBar lives in your system tray and it''s only job is to hold your favorite programs and internet links and have them available at the click of a button! You can add any file on your system or internet link to PopBar. The next time your screen becomes cluttered with open Windows, desktop icons, etc, and you want to launch one of your frequently accessed programs or internet links, just look in your system tray for PopBar! Get this program for free as part of the JGOware Software Membership.

AppAway
By JohnMacIntyre.ca
AppAway is the easiest way to hide any program. The program will not appear on the screen, in the taskbar or when you alt+tab. AppAway is EASY. Just drag the AppAway icon from the system tray onto the software you want to hide. It doesn''t get much easier than that! AppAway is SMALL. It''s written in C++ without any resource hungry components, which means that AppAway is using as little system resources as possible. The entire application is 72kb and will probably be one of the smallest programs on your PC. Why would anybody want to do this? -Downloading music at the office? -Burning a CD at the office? -You feel streaming audio should be heard and not seen. -A program running in the background is getting annoying in your Alt+Tab. -You got something to hide? -You want to secretly turn your quick cam into a spy-cam.

HeldUp
By JohnMacIntyre.ca
HeldUp is the easiest way to stop windows from disappearing behind other programs. HWND_TOPMOST is a special Windows setting for positioning a program above all others on your Windows Desktop even when using another program. Every programmer learns about this setting when they begin Windows programming, and some use it in their own software to help the user control Windows. However, even though this is an easy feature to add to your own software, there are few utilities which allow the user to control this for any open program, and possibly none which allow the user to do this quicker and more easily than HeldUp. HeldUp is EASY. Just drag the HeldUp icon from the system tray onto the software you want to keep on top. It doesn''t get much easier than that! HeldUp is SMALL. It''s written in C++ without any resource hungry components, which means that HeldUp is using as little system resources as possible. The entire application is less than 70kb and will probably be one of the smallest programs on your PC.

Iconomizer
By Kassis Technologies
This easy to use application enables quick access to your favorite programs from the system tray. Simply click on the tray icon and select a program to run from the pop-up menu. You can add and delete programs from a file explorer menu or just drag and drop your program file into the list. In addition to program files, you can add documents, folders, videos, images, websites and all other file types into your list.

TrayIcon Pro
By MetaProducts Corporation
TrayIcon Pro is a Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP/2003 32-bit application that was developed to let you quickly run your favorite applications and folders directly from the system tray. TrayIcon Pro lets you add icons for these applications and folders to the tray itself or into menus that sit behind icons in the tray. Finally, the functionality of our whole TrayIcon range is brought together in one easy-to-use application. The new version adds support for Netscape Bookmarks and Opera Hotlists as well as a history of recently browsed URLs. So, you can easily browse Web sites directly from your tray! Another great feature is the ability to minimize any of your application to the system tray. TrayIcon Pro adds its button next to the standard Minimize/Maximize/Close button to all windows. You can choose to minimize the application to a separate tray icon or to a menu in the tray. The new version allows you to protect icons from being started with a password - to limit access to some programs if the computer is shared between several users.



