DAC Desktop

Run DAC Desktop and it will take all open windows and automatically arrange them. From the appbar, which by default is displayed at the top of your desktop, you can view all your windows, scroll through them, and easily access the window you want. DAC Desktop does all this with a simple goal in mind: to help you be more efficient.

Seeing that it is less than 1MB in size, it’s safe to say that downloading DAC Desktop’s installer will not take long. The same can be said about completing the installation process. Run the aforementioned installer, click through the setup wizard, and you will be done before you know it. The whole thing will take little time and little effort.

DAC Desktop’s appbar is displayed, by default, at the top of your desktop. From the Settings menu you can change its location (move it from the top to the bottom of the screen), its size, its slide speed, and the location of its activation tab (which by default is in the middle).

When DAC Desktop runs, it takes all your windows and automatically arranges them. Previews for all open windows are displayed on the aforementioned appbar. Access the appbar and you can use a slider to browse through all open windows. If you click on an application’s window from the appbar, you will be presented with that application. If you want to, you can drag and drop the applications and arrange them as you see fit on the appbar.

Please note that DAC Desktop is not free, it is only free to try.

From DAC Desktop’s appbar you can easily browse through all open windows, arrange the windows as you see fit, and easily access any window you want.