Do you change resolutions a lot while you are working in Windows? Are you a developer who needs to test applications at various screen sizes to make sure everything looks good no matter what the setting? If you do, you may have noticed that your icon positions get all out of whack - - - i.e. changing your resolution to 640x480 scrunches all those icons into a little bunch on your desktop when they used to be organized just the way you like it.
Well, DesktopOK is a great little application that can save your custom icon layouts on your desktop with a click of the mouse. Built with portability in mind, you can just run it from a USB drive if you desire - no installation required.
You can even save multiple layouts for each of your users (if you share a desktop with someone) so they can have their icons laid out just the way they like it, and you can have your organization too.
DesktopOK can minimize to your system tray for easy access.
How about some shortcut hotkeys for different icon layouts?
1 comments:
Have you ever used Iconoid? Saves icon layouts and much more.
http://freewarewiki.com/Iconoid
Best wishes!
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