AlomWare Toolbox is a portable all-in-one app capable of scripting, auto-typing, changing window position, pop-up docking, tweaking Windows, etc.

If you're tired of launching and setting up your daily apps, solve your pain with AlomWare Toolbox's "PC states" feature. This feature opens your daily apps and automatically moves their windows to the position, size, and attributes you captured them in. That's right, make Excel open in one place and Calc in another, with Calc perhaps kept on top of other windows and a little bit transparent. Switching workspaces like this has never been easier, and AlomWare is the pioneer of this technology.

AlomWare Toolbox packs a lot into it, ranging from Windows tweaks to file management, all together in a single app. You would think the interface would be congested with so many options, but it isn't. AlomWare made it very organized, allowing any user to benefit.

There are many Windows tweaks that you can apply, such as stopping removable drives from going to sleep, having a transparent taskbar, shifting the taskbar to prevent monitor burn-in (an excellent alternative to auto-hiding it), keeping the Num Lock key on at all times, and many more. Since it is portable, these tweaks are not permanent, so don't change your PC or Registry to apply them.

AlomWare Toolbox can also clean-slate your PC session. This action means you can revert your machine to a boot-like state via a hotkey. It will close open windows/apps, clear the clipboard, kill user-defined processes, and reset other PC settings to default. There is also a power menu for apps that allows you to middle-click the icon area of any window to control various aspects like always on top, minimizing to systray, and window transparency. This app has so much that we could go on for pages. You can go to the author's site for a detailed feature set.

Consider AlomWare Toolbox your all-in-one assistant, giving you centralized access to everyday actions through a user-friendly interface.

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