hide program (3 products)

Hide Window Now 2.1 (Shareware, $15.00)

Hide Window Now can help you to hide all running programs in seconds by a Mouse Hotkey or Keyboard Hotkey. Mouse Hotkey : Press left button of mouse, click right button.You can also hide them to Trayicon.The program has a user-friendly interface and consumes very little system resources. It can also protect the hidden windows with a password. You can set other options too such as muting all sounds during hiding, hide trayicon and so on.

Taskbar Hide - hide windows program 1.21 (Shareware, $9.95)

With Taskbar Hide you can fully control the taskbar.As a hide windows tool,it could hide windows program (hide applications,hide program) completely through a hotkey,also you can minimize them to the system tray instead of an icon on your taskbar.You also can close windows program anytime.For example,you hide some selected programs by pressing hotkey.At a later time you will be able to return all hidden windows back to the desktop and continue your work.And you also can close those hidden windows through another hotkey.Hide some of the less used icons from the system tray.Reorder and arrange the windows on taskbar based on your choice.Set any application windows always on top or say stay on top.Hide any of following:taskbar,start button,task window,system tray, and time clock.

TweakWindow 1.2 (Shareware, $19)

Even though TweakWindow has many analogs currently available for download on the Internet, no other window enhancement utility comes close to TweakWindow in terms of usability and number of features offered. In addition to standard features, like hiding a window or making it topmost or transparent, TweakWidnow offers unique capabilities, like an option to change window icon or title so that no one can just come over and see what program you are running. One-click window minimization to the system tray is a great option for software applications that are automatically launched upon startup (like MS Outlook) but aren't currently used. To maximize a window, simply click the application icon in the system tray. Another popular option not available in many window enhancement tools is a rollup feature that rolls the window up or down, leaving visible only its titlebar. Window ghosting is a feature that makes a window topmost and semi-transparent (users can adjust the transparency level themselves). All clicks