Actual Tools announces Actual Transparent Window 3.7
For immediate release
August 23, 2005
Contact: Michael Tretyakov Company: Actual Tools E-mail:
press@actualtools.com
Innovative Windows transparency shell enhancement released
August 23, 2005.
Actual Tools announced version 3.7 of its intriguing Windows
shell enhancement novelty – the application that allows setting
any level of transparency for any individual window on the
system. Actual Transparent Window 3.7 adds a new dimension to
desktop space making it easy to organize simultaneously open
windows without having to minimize and restore them every here
and then. Along with common techniques of switching between
applications windows Actual Transparent Window offers
depth-based window ordering thanks to fully customizable
transparency levels that are saved individually for each window.
Actual Transparent Window is intended for broad range of Windows
users who value time and long for esthetical pleasure of modern
computing. Using transparent windows reduces negative effects on
user\’s eyes as well as it allows for more native dimensional
information representation model in human beings. Multiple
reports by Actual Transparent Window users indicate overall
increase of productivity when using several business
applications that require manual information interchange
simultaneously. Desktop space saved by eliminating opaque
windows can be used for placing additional icons. Another great
use of this program is for setting transparency depending on
importance of task an application performs.
\”Actual Transparent Window has many utilitarian functions,\” said
Michael Tretyakov, CEO of Actual Tools. \”For example, it can
help you create carbon copies of images and documents where the
Copy and Print features are disabled. Simply open the needed
text, create a new document in your word processor, make its
window semi-transparent and off you go! Read through and type a
copy of the original document which otherwise will remain
inaccessible.\”
\”Another good thing about semi-transparency effect is that it
gives your desktop a fantastic new look. You can experiment and
enjoy the new look of the Windows taskbar, drop-down menus,
lists, Instant Messenger and other desktop elements. According
to our customers, they often apply the transparency effect to
WinAmp and Widows Media Player, making them look even more sleek
and stylish. Your eye will no longer stumble over a half-visible
player that literally blends with the desktop.\”
Actual Transparent Window integrates and functions transparently
throughout the Operating System. The user can make any window
semi-transparent simply by clicking on the Make Transparent
button placed on the current window title bar. By right-clicking
on the same button, the user can access a drop-down menu and set
any level of window transparency. Any window can automatically
become semi-transparent when it is being moved, resized or
simply becomes inactive.
Availability
Actual Transparent Window runs under Windows 2000/XP and costs
$19.95 (USD) for a single-user license. The fully functional
evaluation version of the program is available for free at
http://www.ActualTools.com/files/atwsetup.exe
About Actual Tools
Founded in 2001, Actual Tools is a software development company,
focused on producing powerful desktop enhancement applications.
We help people innovate and increase efficiencies by offering
powerful and cost-effective solutions and services worldwide.
Our highly successful family of desktop enhancement applications
delivers industry leading technologies including window
minimization to tray/screen edge, window roll-up, window
transparency, window stay-on-top, and is setting the standard
for the next generation computer interface.
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For more information, contact Actual Tools at:
E-mail: press@actualtools.com Corporate web site:
http://www.ActualTools.com Product web site:
http://www.ActualTools.com/transparentwindow/ Screenshots:
http://www.ActualTools.com/images/atw_screenshot.jpg Download:
http://www.ActualTools.com/files/atwsetup.exe
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