WinToolBox

With computer applications being used to organize various tasks or even handle work related issues, a powerful management utility makes it all easier. This is also the case with WinToolBox that puts a large variety of quickly accessible, intuitive and practical commands and features at your disposal to enhance nearly every general activity done on a computer.

Taking up incredibly little space on your hard disk drive and requiring a barely noticeable amount of system resources to run, the application is compatible with most hardware configurations. What's more, you don't have to go through a setup process, which means it can be used on the go.

Although the application comes equipped with an abundance of tool, you instantly get acquainted. This is because the core function is to provide a set of customizable quick access points to important and frequently used areas of your computer.

Structured in tabs, implemented managers are available for programs, file explorer, folders, fonts and several others. Through the first, you can create a map of files and folders you frequently use, by simply dragging them over the main window, with the possibility to insert division bars for easy identification.

What's more, a file explorer is available, which is mostly an equally matched alternative to the one your operating system comes equipped with, including the context menu. However, its purpose is not to replace the existing one, but rather enhance it, especially in combination with the Windows folders viewer.

Amongst other components, you can easily capture areas of your screen or take a snapshot, which you can save to a decent amount of image file formats. In this area of expertise, there's also a color picker tool that also displays corresponding code that comes in handy for programmers.

Nearly all accessibility and control panel utilities can easily be accessed through the application's toolbar. Moreover, Internet Explorer is also a pawn in WinToolBox's game, with the possibility to manage bookmarks and favorite pages.

All of your computer's power options are also at your fingertips. Moreover, you can take advantage of an integrated scheduler in order to manage these options or launch a specific file. Unfortunately, there's no scheduler for personal tasks, nor an alarm system to notify you regarding specific events.

To sum it up, WinToolBox is a practical little application you might want to keep around, with the set of features it comes equipped with greatly enhancing workflow in any domain that requires computer use. You can store it on a removable drive and use it on both your home and work computer, both because it is portable and that it uses little system resources.