General Options Property Sheet

The General Options property sheet allows to adjust the most common Actual Tools program options.

Language combo-box - here you can select the preferred language for the whole Actual Tools program's user interface.

Load at startup checkbox - mark it to load the Actual Tools program's Control Center as Windows® starts.

Enable tray icon checkbox - mark it to show the Actual Tools program's icon in the system tray while the Control Center is loaded.

Extend every window's system menu with the "Manage Window Settings" option checkbox - mark it to extend every window's system menu with the additional Manage Window Settings sub-menu which contains the following rule management commands:

Modify default settings - modifies the All Windows rule settings (this command is available only when window gets in the scope of the All Window rule)
Create specific settings for this window - creates a new Specific Window rule for a current window with the automatic retrieval of necessary target window property values
Modify specific settings "<rule_name>" - modifies the settings of the Specific Window rule with the <rule_name>
Exclude this window from Actual Transparent Window processing - creates a new Excluded Window rule for a current window with the automatic retrieval of necessary target window property values
Re-apply settings - forces the Actual Tools program to reset the current window to its default state and then start to find a proper rule again

Add "Manage Window Settings" button to every window's title bar checkbox - mark it to add to every window's title bar the special Manage Window Settings title button which provides the quick access to rule management commands described above.

Hide Configuration Module while using the Window Finder checkbox - mark it to temporarily hide the Configuration Module's main window when you start to drag the Window Finder's icon. In this case the main window won't block the access to its underlying windows and therefore you can easily target them with the Window Finder.