Windows 10 Virtual Desktop Hotkeys and System Tray Icon

Features: List of all hotkey actions -Disable Default -Keyboard Application Menu -Toggle Auto-hide Taskbar -Open a File -Copy -Paste -Toggle Desktop View -Toggle zVirtualDesktop Settings -Show Window Menu -Navigate to Desktop -Move Window to Desktop -Move Window to Desktop & Follow -Pin/Unpin Window -Pin/Unpin Application -Bring All Windows Here -Remove Empty Desktops -Close Foreground Window -Minimize Foreground Window -Toggle Foreground Window Top Most -Multimedia - Play/Pause -Multimedia - Next -Multimedia - Previous -Volume Up -Volume Down -Volume Mute -Browser Back -Browser Forward -Browser Reload -ClipboardEx Copy -ClipboardEx Paste -ClipboardEx Clone -Send Keystroke -Send Text Entry What is the difference between pin app and pin window? An easy way to imagine this is if you use pin window on a chrome browser window, only that window will be visible on all desktops. Any other chrome windows would stay on a single desktop. If you were to pin application on a chrome window then all chrome windows would show up on all desktops. This includes new chrome windows. System Tray Icon: -Choose from several sets of icons -The icons indicate which desktop you are viewing -Left-Click the system tray icon to bring up the default Task View overlay. -Double-Left-Click the system tray icon to show the settings form. -Right-Click the system tray icon to bring up the main menu. You can donate to me in this menu since you love this app :)

Make your own icons and attach them to an issue then I will add them to the program. Wallpapers: -Set a different wallpaper for each desktop -Specify the style for each (Center, Stretch, or Tile)

Desktop Names: -Rename desktops directly in DesktopView Move All Windows I added a really handy feature which you can also create a hotkey for. This feature lets you move all open windows across all desktops to the currently active desktop.