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goScreen

Virtual Desktop Manager for Microsoft^® Windows
95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista
version 5.4

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Copyright © 1998-2007 Andrei Gourianov, andrew-guryanov@usa.net
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	Arabic	- Waleed Dabbour
	Bosnian	- Ivan Stambolić
	Chinese Simplified (China)	- XueFeng Gao
	Danish	- Martin Nørby, Henrik Tonnesen
	Dutch	- Ad Vermolen
	Estonian	- Birgy Lorenz
	French	- Arnaud Legout
	German	- Wolfgang Brodowski
	Hebrew	- Doron Meiraz
	Hungarian	- Sándor Soós
	Italian	- Claudio Duranti
	Korean	- Byung-Wook Kang
	Lithuanian	- Raimundas Budrys
	Norwegian	- Ann Decock, Frank Davidsen
	Polish	- Michał Czajkowski	- added on April 27, 2008
	Portuguese	- Valdemar Miguel
	Russian	- Andrei Gourianov
	Serbian Latin	- Ivan Stambolić
	Slovenian	- Boris Grzina
	Spanish	- Javier Civera
	Swedish	- Anders Blom
	Turkish	- Murat Kaya

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Why do you need virtual desktop manager?

On Desktop PC

Your desktop computer becomes more and more powerful and faster, the monitor - bigger, and you have more and more job to do...     Imagine the following work day scenario: you work on a specific task that involves several application windows: two draft documents, the one that you work on, a mail message, couple of network browser windows... Then you get interrupted to do something else (another five or ten windows), and before that is finished you might have to switch over to another task you were working on the other day (more windows still).     How do you manage to find a window you need? By pressing Alt+Tab 20 times (and if you shoot past the window you're looking for, by pressing Alt+Tab another 20 times)? Or by minimizing all the windows, and playing hide-and-seek in the taskbar? Or maybe a second, or third monitor could help?         Wouldn't it be handy if you had some sort of windows desktop management tool, or visual task switcher, which could let you switch between groups of windows with a single mouse click, or a keyboard hot key?     The solution is: virtual desktop manager - get it now.

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On Tablet or Ultra-Mobile PC

Ultraportable tablet computers are small and lightweight, they fit in your bag or pocket and ready to go everywhere you go. But, what is their biggest advantage is also a problem - these mobile PCs are small.     Open one application - and it takes the entire screen. Open several applications - and it creates a mess.         Wouldn't it be better if you could give each application its own virtual desktop? Your ultra-portable computer is small, but it is also powerful. Small screen should not stop you.     The solution is: virtual desktop manager - get it now.

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Why goScreen is the best virtual desktop manager?

    Single solution that works everywhere - from Windows 95 to Vista, from an ultra-powerful desktop PC with multiple monitors to a smallest tablet PC - goScreen is extremely configurable and reliable multiple desktop software tool.
    Make it big, or make it small; choose your favorite user interfaces, or use them all; define your own keyboard or mouse shortcuts to goScreen commands, or use only your finger; manage all monitors at once, or each monitor separately; define attributes of each virtual desktop separately; define your own application and layout management rules - possibilities are endless.
    This virtual desktop manager just works - get it now.

Latest versions.

What is new in version 5.4

    New in this release: Expose, UMPC scroll bar (Window mover), possibility to set different background pictures for portrait and landscape screen orientations, improved support of multiple monitor systems, command line interface, better performance.

What is new in version 5.3.5

    The version features numerous Ultra-Mobile PC-oriented usability improvements.

What is new in version 5.3

    This release features better integration with Windows Vista; new options in defining application window management rules; possibility to define "default applications" for each screen page, and start them all using a single command; and a number of new options in configuring visual appearance of goScreen.