TaskSwitchXp

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= TaskSwitchXP Pro 2.0 for Windows XP/2003 Copyright (c) 2004-2005 by Alexander Avdonin =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Introduction ============ TaskSwitchXP is an advanced task management utility that picks up where the standard Windows Alt-Tab switcher leaves off. It provides the same functionality, and adds visual styles to the dialog and also enhances it by displaying thumbnail preview of the application that will be switched to. TaskSwitchXP also has a powerful process and window management capability that allows you quickly to close/minimize applications and their groups. The unique capabilities of TaskSwitchXP make it useful for tracking down multitudinous windows, and provide insight into the way Windows and applications work. Using TaskSwitchXP ================== Start TaskSwitchXP.exe from its installation directory. Press Alt+Tab (or Alt+Shift+Tab) to activate TaskSwitchXP window. To configure TaskSwitchXP run ConfigTsXP.exe from installation directory. Main features ============= [+] Small and FAST! [+] Designed for Windows XP, based on XP Visual Styles [+] Window snapshots as thumbnail preview including desktop and taskbar [+] Highly configurable, per user settings, interface schemes and more [+] Popup menus and advanced process information [+] Powerful task and window management capability [+] Multilingual user interface [+] Full source code available!!! System requirements =================== TaskSwitchXP works only on Windows XP/2003 based operationg systems. Compiling source code ===================== TaskSwitchXP was developed with Microsoft Visual C++ 7.1. No external libraries such as MFC/ATL are required - pure Win32 API!!! Reporting problems ================== If you encounter problems, please visit http://www.ntwind.com/taskswitchxp/ and download the latest version to see if the issue has been resolved. If not, please send a bug report to: alexander@ntwind.com Credits ======= Icons used with permission from FOOOD�s Icons (http://www.foood.net/). Alexander Avdonin, April 12, 2005 Saint Petersburg, Russia