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Organize Desktop's icons into seperate windows

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If your desktop has so many icons and you are not able to arrange them properly then here is solution for you. Now you can organised your desktop easily by arranging and sorting icons into various seperate windows in a well-presented manner. You can do this with the help of one software named Fences.



 
Fences is a program, allowing you to draw labeled shaded areas on your desktop, which are movable and resizable. You can drag and drop shortcuts anywhere in any fence. It also provide option to hide fence completely. A fence can be hide by double-tapping the desktop, double tapping again will display it.



It supports window XP, window Vista, Window 7.

Fence is a free software easily available on internet and have simple user interface so go and download it and organize your desktop. You can download it by cliking on below link.

Click here to download fence


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