FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mac users can create their own spaces now with virtual desktops.
PORTLAND, ORE. — August 15, 2006 - You Software has announced the immediate availability of the Universal Binary version of You Control: Desktops which will run natively on Intel Macs as well as Power-PC based Macs running Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger).
You Control: Desktops allows users to increase their efficiency and organization by creating as many work environments or spaces as they desire through virtual desktops for a single user.
Desktops are accessible through the menu bar, with custom hot keys or the edge of your screen, so navigating between desktops won't add more clutter to your desktop. You can also customize your menu, drag and drop applications and windows between desktops, automatically change desktops when you switch applications, and assign applications, desktops items and background images to specific desktops.
The latest release also includes a number of user-requested improvements. We recommend that all You Control: Desktops users running Mac OS X 10.4 and higher update to this version.
You Control: Desktops 1.2 is currently available for download and purchase from the company's website. This is a free update for all current registered users. New users may purchase the software for $29.95 directly from the You Software website.
New users can download free, fully functional 15-day demos of all products from the website. All products are backed with 30-day money back guarantee.
Established in 2003, You Software is a developer and publisher of Mac productivity software designed to make the software you use everyday work better. For more
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