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What To Do (Window Actions)
Actual Tools programs provide a wide variety of features for advanced control of the various windows on your system. Among them are:
| Align | - now you can precisely control the placement of windows on your desktop, automatically or manually arranging your windows exactly where you want them. |
| Center to point | - centers a window to the specified point of desktop. |
| Change caption | - if you don't like the default title bar caption or want to make it clearer you can change it to anything you like. |
| Change program priority | - now you can tweak your system for the most efficient use of hardware resources. |
| Change run mode | - select the most convenient window appearance for your day-to-day applications. |
| Close | - automatic release of unwanted/needless windows. |
| Ghost | - to "ghost" a window means that it will remain visible but all mouse clicks will pass through it without producing an effect. |
| Make transparent | - making windows semi-transparent is a stunning effect and can be very useful in certain situations. |
| Minimize | - used for the same reasons as the Close action but this just hides windows from the desktop keeping them running in background. |
| Minimize alternatively (AltMin™) | - now you are able to minimize your windows not only to the taskbar but to alternate locations as well - such as the system tray and specific locations on the screen. |
| Move to monitor | - in multi-monitor configurations you are able to send the desired window to any connected monitor. |
| Pin to desktop | - when pinned to desktop, window can't be minimized in any way. |
| Remove standard window parts | - finely tweak window's appearance and behavior. |
| Remove taskbar entry | - rid your taskbar of unwanted buttons. |
| Resize | - in addition to automatic alignment of your windows you can also define optimum dimensions for specific windows. |
| Restrict placement | - split your desktop into a well-defined zones for differently-purposed windows and keep your workspace ordered neatly. |
| Roll up | - another way to free your desktop of currently inactive windows, the rollup function leaves only the window's title bar visible while hiding its contents. |
| Send to bottom | - if you don't need a certain window at the moment but still want to keep it on the desktop you can use this feature to instantly place it on the bottom of the windows pile. |
| Stay always-on-top | - now you can precisely control this highly useful window state to keep desired windows visible on top of others. |
| Stretch | - an useful combination of aligning and resizing which moves the selected window's border/angle towards the corresponding desktop edge. |
Also you can learn more about when you can use the actions listed above.