Review by Paul Rowlingson: If you need to change your PC's display settings frequently, then perhaps running virtual desktops is the answer. Alternatively, virtual desktops can simply be a way of reducing the clutter on your PC by assigning a particular activity to each virtual desktop (i.e. graphics work). With ManageDesk it's possible to run up to four virtual desktops, each with their own settings (resolution, refresh rate, quick launch icons, wallpaper etc). Switching between desktops is simply a matter of selecting the relevant icon from the system tray. ManageDesk's windows management is pretty good, and it's possible to view every active application regardless of which desktop it's on. Individual desktops can be set to launch programs automatically on start... (5/5 - 14-Mar-2005)

Review by YuM: You do not want your people to see what your're doing on the computer? Insuch a case, PrivacyWatcher is your choice, it wipes all the tracks after almost every untidy software. Nobody will know! (5/5 - 30-Mar-2005) Review by shadow: it's a really good eraser/shredder and does several passes so you can be sure info is truly gone. It's always handy,with options on the number of passes (5/5 - 19-Mar-2005)

Review by Mange: Nice program, would be even nicer if one could rearrange all open programs for the current desktop (if runnning virtual desktop), except those given by a rule not to be re-arranged. (4/5 - 30-Oct-2006) Review by slipe: A feature I really like is the ability to remove borders if it is referring to that useless bar M$ puts across the top of every program to waste space. I don't remember ever having to look there to see what program or file I was in. If I ever do I will know it is time to put a large flower on my car antenna so I can find it after I forget where I put it. (5/5 - 10-Jul-2005)