WindowFX 5 RC1 Now Available
Thursday, May 3, 2012 by Island Dog | Discussion: WinCustomize News
We have released RC1 for WindowFX 5 today. WindowFX 5 lets Windows users add animated effects and advanced window controls to your Windows desktop!
New in this update:
- Over 30 animated effects for window actions (Windows 7 required for the most effects)
- NEW Open menu animations with the WindowFX RC build
- Animation substyles/tabs for different animation types
- Included presets and ability to save custom user presets for animation options
- NEW Compiz-style wobby window animations
- NEW Desktop icons tab
- Hide desktop icons on double click
- Auto-hide desktop icons
- Hide text labels for desktop icons
- Hide icon shortcut overlays
- NEW System tray icon shortcut to WindowFX configuration (Windows 7 only)
WindowFX 5 beta users and Object Desktop subscribers can download WindowFX 5 RC1 now from download.stardock.com or via Stardock Central.
For more information visit the WindowFX website.
https://www.stardock.com/products/windowfx/
Video demo - http://youtu.be/wpg7TusmDLw
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Reply #42 Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:09 AM
Snowman is off to 'de-featuring' this - where ever I may find it...
Reply #43 Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:42 AM
A smidge off topic, if I may.....
I have Windows Shake, aka Aero Shake, disabled in WFX but can't seem to disable it in Windows. Any ideas?
Should I start a thread for this?
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Reply #41 Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:01 AM
If that feature is off in WindowFX then the default OS feature is used.
I imagine thats what you are seeing.