Easy to use editor for keeping notes or addresses. It provides unlimited text size, font formatting, and easy-to-use editing hotkeys. 12-Notepad has interesting automation for saving (every 1/2 second), copying (on selection), scrolling (move mouse to top or button), and closing (on focus lost).

Did you ever wonder why some programs are already running when Windows starts up? Now you can manage these programs easily. No matter from where in the Windows settings the program is started, they are all listed with the exact start path.

Bookmark registry keys in a menu, accessible from a tray icon. You can directly jump to a saved registry key in Windows RegEdit. Controls to manage keys and add descriptions.

Mr. 'Q' of the application launchers. Unlimitted hotkeys and tray icons for each entry. Fully customizable with a hierarchical structure and user definable descritpions and icons.

Set the date and time created, modified, and last accessed to single files or complete folders. Mask the time you really created a document, or hide the time you last accessed it. You can preserve date modified for a complete folder tree easily, for example after restoring files from a backup.

Keep changes to your desktop icon layout once and forever. This is the final answer to the Windows desktop imperfection, keeping a strong backlog of icon layouts. Restore at resolution switching, or when the taskbar is moved. Transfer icon layout between Windows versions and PCs.

Maintains your privacy by not allowing others to see which web sites you have visited or what you have done in Windows. All options can be cleared with just one click, or even automatically at startup, shutdown, or at a certain time of day.

Automate screen saver settings by shortcut, batch file, or scheduling. Change screen saver, stop it with a scheduler, start with password protection, set time-out (within seconds!), enable/disable screen saver, set/reset password protection, enter standby mode, change wallpaper.

Easily make screen shots of the whole screen or of single windows. Screen shots can be helpful to store information you come across. You may easily create pictures of what you see on the screen for a documentation about a website or a software program, for example.

Add new commands to the Explorer context menu. Just right-click on any file or folder to access the new commands. Copy path to clipboard, new subfolder, show several file properties. 'DOS Prompt here' automatically does a 'dir' and starts a DOS program without closing afterwards.