Looking for Exposé for Windows?
Switcher is an Exposé clone for Vista, a small app that will allow you to view all of your open Windows with a single stroke.
If you've ever wondered if there is such a thing as Exposé for Vista, then Switcher is the app for you. Once installed and configured, you'll be able to view all your open windows at once using a single hotkey. You'll also be able to focus on a certain window, scroll through all of them, search for a particular window (handy if you have lots open) and close them easily.
Switcher has good configuration options, which means that you should be able to get the app running exactly how you want. You can specify how the windows appear (tiled, docked or in a grid), customize color and transparency, modify the hotkeys and even take a peak at some advanced settings.
Using a single hotkey combination to switch between windows with Switcher is very easy. The app hides other features, though, so we recommend taking a look at the online FAQ before you start. Switcher is a smooth, nicely-designed application, and if you want or need more visual control over your windows, it's a great option.
View all of your windows at once with Switcher for Vista.
Changes
New: Windows now have a label, background color, and border New: The first 9 windows can be activated by pressing the respective number on the keyboard New: Filters can be applied to narrow down the windows that appear New: You can now close windows during a session New: Added Grid View, which arranges windows in a grid New: Mouse shortcuts can now be restricted to a certain monitor instead of applying to all monitors New: Added the "Begin and Select Next" command that begins a session and selects the next window Change: Animations may appear smoother due to using a different method of smoothing stuff Change: The default shortcut for minimizing all windows except the selected one changed from middle-clicking anywhere to right-clicking on a window Change: Reorganized settings into tabs
