Aqua-Soft Forumsa few years ago, when i was went back to Hong Kong, i was at a computer store, and they're desktops were split into 4, so you can see 4 wallpapers, and when you click on it, it enlarges and fills up the whole screen, so in other words you have 4 desktops on 1 computer, was there a aplication such as this fro download today? i've been searchin for it since 4 years ago
Finding this application
erm... this is kind of... old.
Main Page:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloa...ppowertoys.mspx
Direct Link: http://download.microsoft.com/download/whi...wertoySetup.exe
It took about 4 secs on google. 
erm... this is kind of... old.Main Page:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloa...ppowertoys.mspx
Direct Link: http://download.microsoft.com/download/whi...wertoySetup.exe
It took about 4 secs on google.
OH MY GOD
IT TOOK ME 4 YEARS! wow i guess askin wouldnt hurt, i havnt seen anyone using it so i thought it was some thing that didnt existed, THANKS ALOT now ima play around with it, it's great
I know it's kinda old, but i think it's useful, i can't beleive no one uses it
litestep was what first introduced me to virtual desktops.
pretty standard among linux and engineering workstation environments. very productive and efficient for desktop organization too!
i think leopard will feature virtual 'tops too (i'm sure you guys will set me straight). i find it hard to believe that xp and vista don't offer this feature by default, but i can just see the dumbfounded look on people's faces... "hey, where'd all my windows go to?"
but i guess that's why it's a powertoy for power users.
i find it hard to believe that xp and vista don't offer this feature by default, but i can just see the dumbfounded look on people's faces... "hey, where'd all my windows go to?"but i guess that's why it's a powertoy for power users.
Main reason it's not there by default is because MOST users will never use it.
M$ did see the need for it so they created the PowerToy add on.
Mighty nice of them don't ya think. 
i think leopard will feature virtual 'tops too (i'm sure you guys will set me straight).
Yup. It's called Spaces.
-Ertai