| WINDOWSHADE IN BRIEF |
| WindowShade In Action |
 WindowShade "collapses" your window into a tiny strip only containing the window title bar. This is conveninent when you want to quickly peek what's happening behind the front window, or just want to temporary take the window away from your sight.
You can assign the WindowShade action to any of the following: Double-click in the window title, Control + Double-click in the window title, Control key pressed twice or Shift key pressed twice.
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| Who Said Transparency Is Not Fun? |
 Sometimes you want to see what is happening in other windows, but also want to keep complete control over the frontmost window. WindowShade makes it possible by providing an exciting and unique way of "shading" your window -- Make Transparent.
By applying the Make Transparent action to the window, you begin to see what is going on below it, yet you still can use the window as you normally do -- click buttons, type in text, and even watch videos!
Try it for yourself and see how it improves your everyday experience.
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| Control At Your Fingertips |
 Every and one setting of WindowShade can be viewed and adjusted from the handy settings dialog accessible from the Tray. No matter if you just want to see the current settings, or adjust them, WindowShade is right there for you.
As the time goes by and we add more features, this screenshot will be updated to show you new exciting ways of how WindowShade helps you.
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| Why Not Organize Your Task Bar? |
 A lot of programs have no built-in feature of minimizing them into the tray. These programs must be running all the time while you are working with the computer, but you use them only occasionally. Other programs may wait a long time until you get back to working with them, etc. All those programs occupy space on the taskbar and make it difficult to navigate between windows.
Minimize-In-Tray can help you eliminate the 'task-bar window clutter' problem and significantly improve window navigation controls.
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It is true that it's better to see something once than to hear it a hundred times. Take a look at these screen shots of WindowShade in action and judge for yourself -- but better yet, download and give it a try on your system!
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