Trans-XP

Transparency is undoubtedly a very nice visual effect that’s now available in almost any operating system out there. That’s exactly why Trans-XP has all the chances to succeed in today’s crowded software market.

This lightweight application was developed to bring transparency on Windows XP platforms, allowing users of this particular Windows version to add transparency to some of the running windows.

Supposed to contribute to an increased workflow by helping users better organize the screen, Trans-XP doesn’t assault the user with complex features.

Instead, it relies on three major features that bring transparency on Windows XP workstations. Users are thus allowed to quickly select a window to be made transparent, configure so-called favorite windows to quickly add this effect or simply select “pre-chosen” windows that can be automatically made transparent.

Basically, Trans-XP works with any window appearing on your screen, with the transparency level easily configurable via the main window of the app. Plus, you can define the action to be performed when right-clicking a titlebar, with two options at your disposal: make windows transparent or opaque.

Trans-XP may sometimes affect system performance especially on older machines, so it’s very important to avoid adding transparency to many windows on your screen.

On the other hand, the application remains stable and reliable all the time, with dedicated options to automatically launch at startup and thus make configured windows transparent without any user input.

All things considered, Trans-XP is one of the tools that really deserve attention from Windows XP users. It’s easy to use and provides so much information that even a complete rookie could figure out how to take the most out of its features without any risk.