Screen Privacy direct buy
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Pictures Software Inc
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Windows
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| License: |
Shareware |
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$24.95 (Buy it now)
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851000
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allows you to hide and restore windows by pressing a secret key. It protects your privacy and prevent your information from being seen by anyone else. allows you to work calmly and do not worry about uninvited visitors. While your application are hidden, they are still working and you can show them at any time. You can cover browsers, spicy images, favorite games and other content that is not allowed at your work place. You can hide private windows or all windows, desktop icons, taskbar and system tray, stop WinAMP and more. Using of this program is invisible for another persons. You can select the list of private applications, list of public application and black list. Besides, you can terminate all black-list-application by single key stroke. You can customize your secret hot keys and work with your lists using drag and drop interface. This program is very easy to use. It will help you wherever you are. At home and at your office, you have a lot of private information on your computer like credit card numbers and more. Try for free. |
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