Tokyo Expose 0.1

Tokyo Expose 0.1 / May 19 2008

Little application to somewhat simulate the Mac/Linux(KDE?) effect that shows live thumbnails of all open applications on screen. The thumbnails update in real time and light up when you hover the mouse over.

Simply run it; when you hover your mouse over the TOP-RIGHT corner of the screen, the expose will activate, and:
left-clicking a window = bring it up
right-clicking a window = close that program
left-clicking the desktop window = minimize all programs
ESC = cancel

To close it, click “exit” from the tray-icon menu

Requirements: Windows Vista 32/64 bits

Download: http://techsuki.net/apps/TokyoExpose/TokyoExpose.exe

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2 Responses to “Tokyo Expose 0.1”

  1. Joe says:
    January 11, 2009 at 9:32 pm

    This is the best Expose clone I’ve tried because of the beautiful simplicity. However, there’s just one thing missing for me – a hotkey. It seems like you want to avoid having settings to save, so the hotkey would have to be hard-coded into the application. I think replacing Vista’s stupid application switcher by hijacking Win+Tab would be a good choice, if that’s possible.

  2. brian says:
    January 12, 2009 at 11:48 pm

    I might add a hot-key setting later, keep watching for a new version

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