Virtual Desktop Toolbox is the first professional tool that enlarges your monitor by dynamically creating multiple virtual or non virtual desktops. You can organize programs and windows by categories in different desktops, share programs and windows between desktops, group your desktops within a virtual screen and easily and quickly (one mouse move) switch from one desktop to another one. Virtual Desktop Toolbox can expand your desktop as large as you wish.

Using scenarii and AutoRun, you can prepare desktops and programs for later use, either for yourself or for other users. Moreover, you can impersonate other users while staying in a single Windows session.

Using built-in tools, you can easily (drag'n drop, contextual menus, tooltips, ...) customize your workplace and Windows notification area.
To make desktops and windows management easier, you can now use the tremendous visual menu, that allows to manage and view all desktops within a single pane.

Finally, using the built-in Remote Desktop feature of Windows XP, you can link a remote computer to a desktop and control it just like you are on that computer (drivers, printers, sound, ... can be shared).
Virtual Desktop Toolbox exists in english, french, italian, portuguese, spanish and german.

Here are some key features of "Virtual Desktop Toolbox":

· Multiple virtual desktops (no limit)
· Multiple non virtual desktops (no limit)
· Dynamic, quick and easy creation/deletion of desktops
· Desktop's description displayed when the desktop is active
· Display settings, wallpaper or time zone linked to each desktop
· Desktops' snapshots that can be displayed in built-in tools
· Virtual screen with quick switching capabilities (mouse moves)
· Enhanced Run window (programs execution)
· Programs and windows easily (drag'n drop) sharable by desktops
· Many hotkeys to make switching easier (previous/next desktop, specific desktop).
· Windows-compliant design through a Windows service and a client applet
· Sensitive data crypted
· Protection by password
· Data protected against other users excepted if explicitly published or shared
· Programs executed with a specific environment block
· User impersonation, either linked to a desktop or to a program, with automatic profile loading
· Desktop linked to an impersonated user with its own settings (start menu, icons on desktop, desktop background, ...)
· Very fast (a few milli-seconds) user switching (with his own desktop, profile and settings)
· Remote access with all features remotely available
· Remote Desktop Connection (RDP under Windows XP professional, Citrix, Terminal Server) supported.