” 8.) “Always on Top” Window Option – This is something I find
useful when I am instant messaging while typing a paper, surfing
the net, or watching a movie on my computer. Essentially what it
does is make sure that the window you have this option toggled on
is always at the top of your viewing regardless of what program you
have selected/are working in. It is useful because it allows me to
read instant messages with out having to click out of something
else that I am working on.“7.) Multiple Work Spaces – When I get to really heavy
multitasking on a system having multiple different desktops to
assign applications to is a god send. It allows for better
organization of the different things I am working on and keeps me
moving at a faster pace.”
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