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VirtualScreens is a small app that resides in the System Status Bar (the rightmost part of the menu bar) of Mac OS X (Jaguar and Panther). It enables unilimited "virtual screens". A virtual screen is simply a user-defined set of active (visible) applications. When the user changes the virtual screen, the applications that were visible are hidden, and the hidden applications that belong to the new virtual screen are shown. In this way, you can reduce the cluttering on your screen and organize the running applications in the way that's most convenient to you.
What's New
Version 2.0.1: fixed a bug that prevented some apps from being hidden on changing screen under certain situations.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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VirtualScreens is a small app that resides in the System Status Bar (the rightmost part of the menu bar) of Mac OS X (Jaguar and Panther). It enables unilimited "virtual screens". A virtual screen is simply a user-defined set of active (visible) applications. When the user changes the virtual screen, the applications that were visible are hidden, and the hidden applications that belong to the new virtual screen are shown. In this way, you can reduce the cluttering on your screen and organize the running applications in the way that's most convenient to you.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Feb 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Feb 2004
You are dead wrong... there are older versions of Desktop Manager that work with previous versions of OS X.
This happens often, a developer updates a given software and it is no longer supported under older OS X versions, but the developer keeps older versions of his software available for download for use with older OS X versions... (2/11/2004, Version: 2.0.1)
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Feb 2004
You are dead wrong... there are older versions of Desktop Manager that work with previous versions of OS X.
This happens often, a developer updates a given software and it is no longer supported under older OS X versions, but the developer keeps older versions of his software available for download for use with older OS X versions...
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Feb 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Jan 2004
Plus, the icon for this looks like the Windows logo.