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If you use Outlook and love the coloring feature to get yourself more organized, you probably will love this little tool that would colorized your Windows 7 folder just like you do in Outlook. Rainbow Folders is a unique little application that allows you to colorize your folders right from the context menu. The tool appears quite useful if you like the coloring system to organize things. The tool was developed by Programy Aionela, and currently works in all Windows versions, including Windows 7. [via The Windows Club ]

There are lots of tools that you can use to enable Virtual Desktops in Windows 7, much like what you normally would expect from Linux or Mac. But this tool Dexpot with its plugin SevenDex makes itself the king for Windows 7 of all the virtual desktop applications. Why so ? With the built-in plugin SevenDex for Dexpot, it fully utilizes the Windows 7 Taskbar Sneak Peak feature. To enable it, right-click on the icon in your notification and go to the settings . Select Plugins and Extras , the last option in the left side panel.  If you are using Windows 7, make sure you enable “SevenDex” option which will integrate a button to switch desktops into the Windows 7 taskbar. Once you have done that, you will see the extra icon appearing along with a number on top of that showing which desktop you are currently at. Also here are some tips if you like to use this application, by default Dexpot enables 4 virtual desktops you can cycle through. Pressing “Alt+1”...

Believe it or not, Windows 7 didn’t inherit all the “nice” features from Vista. The migration from vista to 7 did loss one of the nicer features you have in Vista Ultimate, the DreamScene. DreamScene enables you to make small video clips as desktop backgrounds . Microsoft never really addressed why the DreamScene was taken out in Windows 7, but clearly having a video constantly playing in the background isn’t a good way to speed things up. So removing out the feature completely across all versions of Windows 7 does make sense in terms of improving the performance . However, if you think this feature is cool. There is a small tweak utility DreamScene Activator from thewindowsclub that you can use to enable this vista feature on your Windows 7 with one click. Simply download and launch this tool, and click “Enable DreamScene”. Once you have done that it will restart your Windows Explorer. What it does behind the scene is that it copies: 1. the  DreamScene.dll...