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If you're losing the battle over your workspace to your desktop icons, a secret weapon is one click away. Fences quickly and easily organizes your icons into separate windows on your desktop, either automatically or manually. Labelling these boxes helps keep programs, photos, files, and Web links together, or you might choose to group by project rather than by file type. Whatever your logic, you'll be able to drag and drop fences (and the short cuts within them) anywhere on your desktop.
You can furthermore drag and drop short cuts anywhere, and resize the fence. A scroll bar pops up so you can find your icons in fences that you've resized to be smaller than their contents. In addition to sorting short-cuts, you can cleverly hide them completely by double-tapping the desktop; double-tapping again resurfaces them (i love this feature). Fences helpfully lets you exclude select fences from hiding. Customization tools can change the colour scheme or take snapshots of your layout at any time, in case you'd like to switch among them without completely redoing your arrangement.
You can furthermore drag and drop short cuts anywhere, and resize the fence. A scroll bar pops up so you can find your icons in fences that you've resized to be smaller than their contents. In addition to sorting short-cuts, you can cleverly hide them completely by double-tapping the desktop; double-tapping again resurfaces them (i love this feature). Fences helpfully lets you exclude select fences from hiding. Customization tools can change the colour scheme or take snapshots of your layout at any time, in case you'd like to switch among them without completely redoing your arrangement.
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