Tiny bytes of tech
Ever run into a situation where you have a bunch of empty folders inside other folders? Let’s say you had one folder with ten folders inside, 4 of which are empty. You could manually check each folder and delete the empty ones.
Or you can use Folder Vanity Remover, give the program a folder name and it will recursively delete all folders inside that folder that are empty. Neat!
Do you have a huge high-resolution LCD screen at home? If you do, you probably can use all those extra pixels more effectively. WinSplit Revolution is a small program that lets you organize open windows on your desktop by resizing, positioning and tilting.
Using the program, you can easily create a 3×3, 4×4 or whatever size grid on your desktop and “snap” open programs into the grid. It’s a good solution if you don’t have dual monitors or don’t like virtual desktop managers.
Ever want to spruce up the look of your Windows taskbar? You can always change themes in Windows, but what if you could only change the texture of the taskbar without affecting anything else?
Taskbar Texturizer is a cool program from Solo-Dev that lets you stylize your taskbar with various cool and sleek looking skins. It also can make your taskbar and Start Menu transparent. It works with Windows XP, Vista and 7.